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Ghanaian rapper, CJ Biggerman has approached this year's Mothers' Day in style.
The musician has recruited his mother into a music composition where she is seen rapping rapidly.
In a video posted on Twitter, the woman, Ivy Adjimah (Big Ivy) is clad in a locally styled African print with a headgear.
She sings alongside her son in front of two black 4x4 vehicles at the Black Star Square.
Yo my mum dey Rap Damn!!! Check this out guys. #Bigmommabycjb #HappyMothersDay pic.twitter.com/qV4QJRaaOb
— CJBIGGERMAN (@Cjbiggerman) May 8, 2022
"Not you average mummy," Big Ivy raps with the backing of her son who subsequently takes over in the second verse.
The freestyle forms part of the rapper's new web series dubbed #TheFlow.
Christian Jojo Joshua as he is known outside music circles is the name behind songs such as 'Le booboo' Twanebor, among others.
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