2015 is almost over and Google, one of the world’s biggest search engines has compiled their annual list of trending and most searched songs in Ghana.
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Bisa Kdei's "Brother Brother" tops list of "Most Searched Music" in Ghana
Bisa Kdei's latest Highlife track titled "Brother Brother" which was released a few weeks ago managed to make it to the top, followed by the official song for #DumsorMustStop campaign titled "Dumsor" by Sarkodie.
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Bisa Kdei's latest Highlife track titled "Brother Brother" which was released a few weeks ago managed to make it to the top, followed by the official song for #DumsorMustStop campaign titled "Dumsor" by Sarkodie.
Another track by Bisa Kdei titled "Mansa" placed third on the list followed by Adele's latest single "Hello" -- a song taken off her bestselling album "25".
"Fans Mi" by Nigeria's Davido featuring Meek Mill found its way in the top trends in Ghana. Perhaps, the comparison made with Sarkodie's "New Guy" did the magic.
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Shatta Wale found himself twice on the list with two of his latest hits: "Hol'It" and "Kakai".
Check out the full list below.
1. Brother Brother - Bisa Kdei
2. Dumsor - Sarkodie
3. Mansa - Bisa Kdei
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4. Hello - Adele
5. Fans Mi - Davido ft. Meek Mill
6. Makoma - R2Bees
7. Go Higher - Stonebwoy
8. Hol' it - Shatta Wale
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9. Kakai - Shatta Wale
10. Susuka - Kofi Kinaata
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