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Kumasi-based drill artiste Jay Bahd has been featured on a new song with American rap star The Game.
The US artiste took to his social media handle to make the announcement.
In a post on Instagram, The Game revealed the track which will feature Jay Bahd will also have rapper Joe Young on it.
He shared the flyer or the song titled ‘Make ‘Em Move’.
This comes after months of speculation the duo were expected to work together.
Meanwhile, jay Bahd subtly acknowledged The Game’s post by resharing it on his Instagram story.
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