It was a blissful experience as some American superstars stormed the stage with wild and exciting performances witnessed by attendees of the Black Star Line Festival in Accra.

Each of these legendary global giants took to the stage with a series of popular tunes, some of which brought nostalgia to the thousands of crowds gathered at Independence Square.

At the concert organized by their colleagues, Vic Mensa and Chance The Rapper who are both of Ghanaian descent, the likes of T Pain, Jeremih, and others treated the audience to power-packed performances on stage.

It appears that most of the patrons at the event did not have enough of these musicians, as perhaps, it was the first time experiencing them live on stage.

In the case of Vic Mensa, who is currently signed to JayZ’s ‘Roc Nation’ label, he delivered an energetic performance to which the crowd went wild, particularly with his hit single ‘Are you mad’.

Vic Mensa also recruited some Ghanaian acts, including Stonebwoy and Kwesi Arthur on stage as they performed a series of hit songs they collaborated on.

Another iconic moment was when the Chicago-based Ghanaian rapper introduced his uncle, a member of the Okukuseku highlife band on stage.



On his part, T-Pain created an atmosphere of ‘Karaoke’ as patrons sang all his songs, word-for-word.

The renowned American singer who spent almost an hour on stage delivered a nostalgic performance with his timeless hit songs and the crowd couldn’t help but groove to it each and every one of them.



He dropped ‘Bartender’, ‘Buy you a drink’, ‘’Good life’ and many others but the crowd went extra wild when he dropped ‘All I do is win’, DJ Khaled’s popular record in which he featured.

Jeremih, touted the ‘ladies’ man’, took to the stage to change the atmosphere into a sensual one.

Clad in a native two ‘agbada’ outfit, he commenced the performance with his popular tune, ‘Birthday sex’, where a stripper was seen exhibiting some skills on a pole beside him on stage.

Jeremih then switched to a party scene with ‘Don’t tell’em’.



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