Watch Kwesi Arthur's New Video For 'See No Evil'

The buzzing Ghanaian rapper rides bikes and performs in his Tema neighborhood.

Watch Kwesi Arthur's New Video For 'See No Evil'

Kwesi Arthurcomes through with the new music video for his no bad vibes single "See No Evil," one of the highlights from Live from Nkrumah Krom Vol. II: Home Run.

The new video, directed by Lex MacCarthy, was filmed entirely in Tema, Ghana, the city where Kwesi Arthur grew up as well as the home to Ground Up Chale, a music platform that harbors young talent across Ghana and gives them access to studio time and support.

Read: Kwesi Arthur, Ghana's King of the Youth, Wants to Take African Hip-Hop Global

The clip for the uplifting "See No Evil" follows Kwesi Arthur as he rides bikes and performs around his Tema neighborhood. It also features footage from a dance-off held at Ground Up Chale's basketball court.

"The music is 50% of it, the other 50% is God's grace and his eternal blessings. No complaints, everything bless! We keep our clean hearts as we keep pushing for greatness," the rapper wrote about the track and video.

Watch the new music video for "See No Evil" below.


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Kwesi Arthur - See No Evil | Ground Up Tvyoutu.be


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