Written by Christabel Newman
It began as a weekly social media series
blending rap, comedy and storytelling about the everyday life and hustle of Ghanaian
youth and then gained large online popularity garnering 10+ million views. Now,
it’s a full–length film!
Directed and written by Big
Ghun, Vibes The Movie premiered on Saturday, October 4, 2025, at Silverbird
Cinemas Accra Mall & West Hills Mall, drawing a massive audience.
Big Ghun and Jeffrey Nortey’s
movie attracted film enthusiasts, celebrities and social media influencers who
came together to celebrate what many describe as a groundbreaking moment for
Ghana’s film industry. Vibes The Movie combines music, comedy and drama to tell
a refreshing, youthful story about friendship, hustle and the Ghanaian
dream.
The red-carpet premiere was
graced by some of Ghana’s finest talents who were all eager to witness the
debut of a movie that had generated buzz across digital platforms for months.

Nice Chemistry
Two friends, Jeffrey (Lil Pui) and Big
Ghun (Obolo Tui), sacked from their respective jobs, try different small
businesses (kebab grilling, trotro driving, barbering, car washing) but all
fail. Then tragedy: Jeffrey loses his grandmother, his biggest supporter. Her
death motivates them to keep pushing. With help from a mentor, they turn a
battered food truck into a venture called PB Delight. On opening day there’s a
street party, but things go sideways when the chef’s “secret ingredient”
accidentally causes the whole city to get high.
The film delivers not only
entertainment but also a message of perseverance and creativity, resonating
strongly with today’s generation.
The energy in the cinema was
electric, with viewers singing along, cheering, laughing and applauding
throughout the screening. Viewers praised the film’s originality, humor and
authentic portrayal of modern Ghanaian life.
“I’ll recommend this to
anyone,” one movie lover said after the show.
“This is the first of its kind
here in Ghana, a true representation of our vibe and creativity. It’s a good
one for the industry.” Another viewer said.
With its successful premiere and
positive public reception, Vibes The Movie sets a new tone for Ghanaian
filmmaking, proving that local stories, when told with passion and innovation
can pull crowds and create unforgettable experiences.
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