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Swedru-based artiste Patapaa Amisty has revealed he started his career by mimicking highlife musician KK Fosu.
Patapaa believes that he has the same physique as the ‘Anadwo Yede’ hitmaker and refers to KK Fosu as his father in the industry.

KK Fosu
In a conversation with JoyNews’ MzGee, Patapaa disclosed KK Fosu praised him for his agility on their first encounter.
“..On my first encounter with KK Fosu, he told me I shall live long because I am just like him and if you take a critical look you see the resemblance, the body always looks same,” he said.
Patapaa hinted that he and KK Fosu are set to release a track titled “Father and Son”.
“We are yet to release our track, Father and Son…I started copying KK style, check his style of performances, videos and mine, I copied his styles. From the inception of my music career, I have also represented KK Fosu style. I call him Father and he regards me as his Son,” the ‘One Corner’ hitmaker concluded.
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