3Music Awards 2024: King Paluta Wins Hiplife Song of the Year with YAHITTE REMIX

The 2024 3Music Awards brought thrilling moments and unexpected wins, especially in the fiercely competitive Hiplife Song of the Year category. This category honored artistes who are keeping the hiplife genre alive by blending traditional Ghanaian rap with contemporary Afrobeat and hip-hop influences. The nominees showcased a wide range of creativity and lyrical mastery.

The nominees for Hiplife Song of the Year were:

Ypee ft. Jhade Stone – AKOHWIE REMIX: A fresh remix of a street anthem with a strong hiplife influence.

FimFim – BOSSIAKO: A hard-hitting track that exemplifies classic hiplife energy.

Guru – EYE NWANWA: A signature hiplife track from one of Ghana’s veteran hitmakers.

Okyeame Kwame – INSHA ALLAHU: A smooth and reflective song blending spirituality and life lessons.

Jay Bahd & Skyface SDW – ODO: A gritty, raw hiplife track showcasing the vibrant Kumasi rap scene.

Reggie Osei ft. O'Kenneth, Jaybahd & Kwaku DMC – OH MA LINDA: A dynamic collaboration that merges street culture with hiplife beats.

Oseikrom Sikanii – Twatis: A bold and energetic song with catchy hiplife elements.

King Paluta ft. Kuami Eugene – YAHITTE REMIX: A high-energy remix featuring one of Ghana’s top artistes, Kuami Eugene.

In a triumphant moment, King Paluta won the award for Hiplife Song of the Year with his hit track, YAHITTE REMIX, featuring Kuami Eugene. The song, known for its infectious beat and clever lyrics, has become a massive hit across the country. King Paluta’s unique style, combined with Kuami Eugene's star power, helped the remix gain widespread popularity, solidifying its place as a top hiplife track.

King Paluta's victory was one of the evening’s highlights, celebrating his contribution to the hiplife genre and his ability to keep the sound fresh and relevant. YAHITTE REMIX is praised for its catchy hook and energetic delivery, making it a deserving winner in this competitive category. 

The 2024 3Music Awards continues to shine a spotlight on artistes pushing the boundaries of Ghanaian music, and King Paluta’s win underscores the enduring power and appeal of hiplife.