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Award-winning rapper, Yaw Tog, is set to take his turn on E-Vibes on Saturday, March 19, 2022 on JoyNews and Joy Prime.
In a yet-to-air episode of the show, the music star put the spotlight on his personality outside of his public life as a musician.
Host, Becky engages the ‘Sore’ hit maker as they discuss his journey to the top.

Yaw Tog also opens up about his dreams, family, love life, new projects among others on Joy Prime and JoyNews.
The show will also be broadcast on Joy Prime this Saturday, March 19 at 3pm, and on JoyNews on March 19 at 8:30 am.

Thorsten Owusu Gyimah, popularly known as Yaw Tog, is a Ghanaian rapper who majors in drill music known in Ghana as Asakaa.

He is best known for his viral song 'Sore' which featured O`Kenneth, City Boy, Reggie & Jay Bahd and also Kwesi Arthur and Stormzy on the remix.
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