King Promise Teams Up With Chelsea F.C. for Fiery New Collab ‘Can’t Tame Us’ & Mini-Documentary
“It’s such a beautiful full-circle moment," said the 33-year-old of working with his favorite football team.
Ghanaian singer-songwriter King Promise has collaborated with Premier League club Chelsea F.C. on the new track "Can't Tame Us (Chelsea Anthem)", released alongside a mini-documentary. The song is described as a "love letter" to Chelsea and an ode to its supporters across Africa. It will be featured on the club's playlist during fixtures throughout the season and is part of Chelsea's "London to the World" campaign, celebrating the teams' global family.
The accompanying music video was directed by Derrick Arthur and filmed at locations for the Rent Paid Football Tournament in Accra, Ghana. King Promise, 33, has been a Chelsea fan since his childhood in Accra, inspired by the club's rise under José Mourinho and Roman Abramovich, as well as Ghanaian midfielder Michael Essien. Before his music career, he dreamed of playing for Ghana's national team.
The mini-documentary highlights Chelsea's engagement with its African fanbase, filmed at Stamford Bridge and across Nungua, Ghana, where King Promise grew up and developed his passion for football. He views this collaboration as a "full-circle moment," connecting the club with Ghanaian and African supporters, symbolizing the potential for every child across the continent.
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