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Ghanaian rapper Amerado has opened up about how he got his big break in the rap game, attributing it to the unique opportunity he got from Sarkodie.
Recounting how it all happened, the rapper expressed his gratitude to Sarkodie for giving him that opportunity to shine.
He also relishes moments where he got a call from Sarkodie and how that call changed his life and got him to where he is now.
Amerado is currently promoting his single 'Me Ho Y3' which is doing well on the digital streams.
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