Beeztrap KOTM, a rapidly rising Ghanaian artist, recently opened up about a significant loss in his life during an interview on the August 11, 2024, edition of the Delay Show. Born Edwin Eshun, Beeztrap shared that his father tragically passed away in a car accident when he was only 10 months old. Though he never had the chance to know his father, he noted their striking resemblance.

His mother later remarried, but the new relationship eventually ended in separation. Despite these early challenges, Beeztrap, the youngest of three siblings, has become one of Ghana’s most promising music talents.

Originating from Kumasi and playing a pivotal role in the Asakaa Movement, Beeztrap’s musical journey began in primary school, drawing inspiration from his church's drumming sessions and his family’s musical influence. His career gained momentum in high school when he teamed up with his producer friend, Stichez, leading to the creation of his breakout hit "Abrabɔ Yɛ Hard."

Beeztrap's work with the Asakaa collective, especially on tracks like "Cinderella," has further established his presence in the Ghanaian music scene. His latest EP, "Different Type of Gangster," delves into his life experiences and Christian upbringing, highlighting his resilience and passion for music. Beeztrap KOTM's story continues to resonate with many, illustrating his unwavering commitment to his art.