Ghanaian artiste, Emmanuel Kofi Botwe known popularly as Kwaw Kese, asserts dominance in the music industry, claiming to be the ultimate influence for all secular musicians, including Sarkodie.In an interview on Joy Prime's Prime Morning, the rapper boldly declared, "When it comes to Ghana music, I'm the King of Kings."

Kwaw Kese boasts a two-decade-long reign, asserting that his songs remain at the top even after all these years.Dismissing other titles like "king of the dancehall" and "king Sark," he confidently declared himself the superior figure whom others look up to in the industry.

The artist addressed the stigma surrounding his alleged cannabis use, proudly labelling himself a "beautiful madman" who is both affluent and responsible.Kwaw Kese emphasised his success, asserting, "I'm driving a nice car and dressing well. I don't eat from the gutters, my kids attend top-notch schools, and I take care of my family."

Despite his past reputation, the rapper reveals a shift in lifestyle, indicating that he has quit smoking due to his age and for health reasons.Born Emmanuel Kofi Botwe, Kwaw Kese left an indelible mark on Hiplife and rap, delivering iconic tunes from the late 90s to the early 2000s.

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