Ghanaian highlife star Kuami Eugene has officially released the music video for I'm Hurt, the hit bonus track on his Sweet Boy EP.
Known for his infectious melodies and upbeat records, Kuami Eugene takes a more vulnerable route on I'm Hurt.
The song explores themes of betrayal, loneliness and the emotional weight of criticism, with lyrics that reflect on staying strong despite disappointments in life.
The new music video perfectly mirrors the emotional message of the song, using cinematic storytelling and moody scenes to capture the pain and resilience expressed in the lyrics.
Released on Thursday, July 23, 2026 morning, the song has already garnered an impressive 7, 000 plus views on YouTube and fans are excited about the pictures and directions.
One fan called it the "music video of the year," while another said "The visuals be crazy."
I'm Hurt is the last track on Kuami Eugene's eight-track Sweet Boy EP released in April 2026.
The other seven songs on the Album are;
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