Ghanaian musician Albert Apoozore popular known as King Ayisoba, decided to use his craft to soothe the aching hearts of mourners at the family home of the late Christian Atsu.

In a video that has since gone viral, the 'I Want To See My Father' hitmaker was spotted playing his traditional guitar, called the kologo, as he sang a melodious song to guests and family of Atsu.

He was accompanied by another colleague who played the calabash and danced while Ayisoba sang.

Watch the videos below.

Reactions from Ghanaians on King Ayisoba's performance

Meanwhile, King Ayisoba's performance has caused massive stir online as many Ghanaians wonder it was sorrowful songs he sang that day.

let's Vibe said:

I don't understand the reason for this song now, I don't know if it only me thinking this way

LAWRENCE BROWN said:

The slippers oo

user8661665745172 commented:

The other guy?

Agasto said:

Is this meant to make people laugh or it’s a grieving song?

purple bunny stated:

Ei Atsu kafra wai na mpaboa fia boi3

Fumi Alata stated:

Astu it's unfortunate we really realised n saw the best of U on ur demise

Naa baby said:

What is the other guy doing

ladymunash2 stated:

Why the calabash beater they jump like that

Saoud Korakye Addo remarked:

Ne mpaboa s3 3po…..the sandals is like the sea wei.