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Aston Villa captain Jack Grealish featured Yaw Tog’s Sore remix song in his latest video compilation posted on Instagram.
The midfielder who is currently out due to injury posted a video reel of his highlights of the season so far with an hourglass as caption which also indicates he could be back soon.
In the video reel, Grealish used the verse of UK rapper Stormzy who also featured on the Sore remix.
The remix which was released March 4 has clocked one million views on Youtube.
Tog shot into prominence last year when he released his debut Sore Reggie, O’Kenneth, Jay Bahd and City Boy all of Life Living Records.
The song rode on a new wave in Kumasi where drill music popularly known as “Asakaa”was rising to prominence.
Grealish using Tog’s song is indeed a new milestone for the 17-year-old rapper who is looking forward to become a mainstay in the industry.
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