Manifest Raves Over Two Of His Features On A-Reece’s P2: TBHBG Album
Manifest Raves Over Two Of His Features On A-Reece’s P2: TBHBG Album. Ghanaian rap sensation Manifest has been receiving widespread recognition for his notable contributions to A-Reece’s much-anticipated album, P2: TBHBG.
Since the recent release of the album, it has been causing a significant stir in the hip-hop realm, with Manifest’s featured tracks particularly lauded as some of the most impactful highlights of the body of work.
Taking to Facebook, the award-winning Ghanaian rapper called upon African music lovers to run up the numbers for A-Reece’s album. In his post, Manifest made it clear that the songs he featured on the project are his favourite in a long time.
“Need Ghana 
, South Africa 
, Nigeria 
and the rest of Hip Hop loving Africa to run up P2! I Love Afrobeats, Highlife and Amapiano but Africa is not a monolith… so let all dope music from the continent soar! Those 2 collabs/classics we made on there are 2 of my fave collabs in a long time. Enjoy,” wrote Manifest.
Recognized for his exciting raps, Manifest brought his exceptional skills to bear on two tracks featured in the album. The rapper proved his musical prowess and why A-Reece chose him on the tracks “West Africa Time” and “Champion.”
Echoing the words of admiration expressed by his fellow rapper, A-Reece also commended Manifest, referring to him as the ‘god MC.’ “The God MC has spoken,” A-Reece declared, responding to Manifest’s notable contributions to the tracks on P2.
After the launch of A-Reece’s album, Manifest dedicated a moment to ponder the genesis of their collaboration on the project. Manifest reminisced how the agreement for the features was solidified by a simple handshake during their encounter in Lagos, Nigeria.
“Love and respect to my bro A-Reece. This album is an impressive body of work 💿🤯. Our collabs on there began with a handshake in Lagos which developed into a proper camaraderie… quite evident when you hear the joints we cooked on there. The boy really be doing things. P2: The Big-Hearted Bad Guy is out now everywhere. Go run it up!” Wrote Manifest.
Amid the ongoing celebrations within the music industry following the launch of P2: TBHBG, Manifest’s exceptional collaboration stand as evidence of the profound impact of artistic partnerships and the possibilities of cross-cultural fusion in contemporary hip-hop.
