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Breaking Records: Yaw Tog's Unmatched Accomplishments at a Young Age

Ghanaian rapper Thorsten Owusu Gyimah, extensively known as Yaw Tog, has  gasconaded about all his achievements at his age.  


Yaw Tog revealed that he has achieved a great deal in his  youthful life  therefore far.  



At the age of 20, Yaw Tog proudly stated that he has a flourishing music career, a foundation  devoted to  aiding those in need, and indeed his record marker.   His rise to fame began with his viral hit song" Sore," featuringO'Kenneth, City Boy, Reggies & Jay Bahd. 



The song gained massive attention and  ultimately led to a remix featuring accredited artists Kwesi Arthur and Stormzy, produced by Chris Rich.   Yaw Tog's  trip to success commenced in Santasi, Kumasi, where he spent his entire life before the music assiduity discovered his immense  gift.   



As Yaw Tog continues to make  swells in the music scene, his achievements at such a  youthful age serve as a testament to his  fidelity, hard work, and passion for his craft. 

He stands as an alleviation for aspiring artists and demonstrates the  measureless possibilities that await those who pursue their dreams relentlessly.   

With his music career, charitable foundation, and record marker, Yaw Tog has  formerly etched his name in the annals of Ghanaian music, showcasing his versatility and promising  eventuality. 




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