Ghanaian rapper Yaw Tog, known for his Ghanaian Drill music genre called Asaka, has revealed that he currently has no intentions of pursuing a university education.

Born Thorsten Owusu Gyimah, the 20-year-old artist shared his unorthodox viewpoint in an interview with the media.

During the interview, the 'Sore' rapper expressed his belief that relying solely on university education would not guarantee him the necessary means to sustain himself in life.

“I am doing music, I am working at the moment, University won’t provide me with the means to sustain myself in life,” he shared.

Yaw Tog, the talented artist who collaborated with Stormzy and Kwesi Arthur on the 'Sore Remix,' elaborated on his reasoning by emphasizing the financial burden of tuition fees and the potential strain it would place on his family.

“I have strategized my life in a way that I will make money before pursuing a university education. If I enrol now, who will bear the burden of my tuition fees?” he queried.

Yaw Tog boldly disclosed that he planned his life in a way that he would prioritize building a financial foundation before pursuing higher education.

“I have really planned my life in a way that I know when I’ll go back to school so I’m saving for my University, he said.

While acknowledging the support he received from his parents, Yaw Tog recognized that his current circumstances did not allow him to depend on them for certain needs.