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Wildlife met surround sound when the second edition of the YKTFV Jungle Rave came off on November 5.
This installment dubbed ‘Party To The Jungle’ brought people together under the stars for another moment of limitless experience.
The host, AD DJ led the pack as other disc jockeys took their turns to treat revelers to good music.
Scenes from last night 🔥🔥#YKTFV 🦍🦍🦍#BallantinesGh pic.twitter.com/iKwPaLFlcd
— YouKnowTheFuckinVibe (@YouKTfuckinvibe) November 6, 2022
Ahead of the event, AD DJ had hinted that his team was “taking it to the hills to have a jungle effect.”

And it played out as the premise booked for the event was oversubscribed.
One of the revelers wrote that “I know I speak for everyone who joined the party when I say YKTFV Aburi was a smashing hit!”
Last night at @addjmusic’s #YKTFV inside Aburi was mad!! 🔥
— Kojo Manuel (@KojoManuel) November 6, 2022
Congratulations bro 🇬🇭🔥 #areyoumad
cc @TheiMullar @AKWADAA_NYAME pic.twitter.com/PFeROqvjSB
“I almost feel bad for people who missed out on it because AD exceeded expections and came through with a line-up of the best DJs and MCs in Ghana,” Ijeoma wrote.

AD has been marking his territory as a renowned DJ for over a decade, and has curated popular playlists like 'CLUB CRATES' and 'Pushing Vibez.'
In August this year, ADDJ launched "YKTFV" in style at Cantonments in Accra, to major success and critical acclaim. The venue – Base Lounge, which was crawling with high-profile guests, exceeded the number of people that were expected to arrive.

YKNTV Jungle Rave is sponsored by Ballantine’s (True Music), CULTT Energy Drink and supported by YFM, eTV, Vibes station and iMullar Sound System.

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