As the official main act for the Adom Kwahu Easter Mega Bash, the award-winning twin duo unleashed a storm of rap fusion and Afrobeat, for which the microphone was at their mercy.

From ‘Eish’ to ‘Zanku,’ and all the way to ‘Gboza,’ the back-to-back hitmakers delivered a performance that was more than music.

After whetting the appetite of patrons, they delivered the theme music, ‘Zormizor’ and every crowd reaction proved why DopeNation remains one of Ghana’s most dynamic live acts.

The twins worked the stage in perfect sync, bouncing off each other with choreography, while engaging with the crowd.

At one point, they even paused to let fans rap parts of their songs, and the crowd nailed every line, word-for-word.

Their set was a showstopper, a moment, the kind people will talk about for Easters to come.

DopeNation did not just headline the show, they absolutely owned it.

In his reply, he made it clear that he has no time for what he describes as their clout-chasing antics.

Kuami Eugene questioned their relevance in the industry, dismissing their songs as mere gym tracks.

He added that he is focused on releasing a high-quality song this Saturday, which coincides with his birthday, emphasizing that his music is tailored for quality listeners.

After the release, he promised to revisit the saga and engage DopeNation in the drama they desire.

Anyone looking for attention to drop another gym song should wait. I’m dropping a classic on my Birthday come Saturday for quality music listeners, and then I will make some time, ok ? 🥳 #ladiesandgentlemen #OdoAsem pic.twitter.com/WmMc4NUlS1

— Kuami Eugene (@KuamiEugene) January 28, 2025

The back-and-forth has sparked mixed reactions among fans, with some supporting Kuami Eugene’s stance while others calling for reconciliation between the artists.

All eyes are now on Kuami Eugene’s upcoming release and whether this feud will escalate or fizzle out.

This comes after a statement Kuami Eugene made four years ago when DopeNation exited the label.

At the time, Kuami Eugene expressed relief over their exit, saying it meant more resources for himself and label mate KiDi. He was quoted in an interview with Joy News, “I’m glad that now, what we shared among four boys will now be shared among two boys. They can take the exit.”

Though DopeNation did not publicly respond at the time, the twin artistes have now found their voice.

Taking to social media, they cheekily reminded Kuami Eugene of his past comments, further wishing him success in overcoming what some fans refer to as the “Lynx Curse”—a belief that artists who leave the label struggle to maintain their careers.

Kuami Eugene has yet to address the remarks, which have sparked varied reactions on social media.

A letter to an old friend. Kuami Eugene in an interview after DopeNation’s exit from Lynx Entertainment said this. He has also parted ways with Lynx Entertainment and DopeNation are reminding him of his statement😂 pic.twitter.com/tVeRP9zxmJ

— Positive Albert Nat Hyde – Parody (@2BongoIdeas) January 27, 2025

Let’s see how you carry the so called “lynx curse” now. what was meant for four people is now for one person.
We wish you well. @KuamiEugene

— DOPENATION (@GhDopeNation) January 27, 2025

The ‘Zormizor’ hit makers, have announced in a social media post that they want to hold a free concert for the students of the school.

This follows a kind gesture by two students of Swedru Senior High School, who returned a lost purse with money to their headmistress.

Reacting to the video of the act on social media, DopeNation wrote: “Because of these two. We will give the school a free concert. Can’t wait. Please someone get us a contact.”

As part of their ‘The Dope Concert’ tour, the duo visited about 120 senior high school in 2024. This is in tandem with their quest to engage the youth through music.

Last year, they provided a wheelchair to a physically disabled student of Serwaa Nyarko Girls Senior High School, whom they had earlier seen in a video dancing to their song ‘Zormizor.’

‘Zormizor’ has been touted as one of the biggest songs in the year under review. It currently has 3.3 million views on YouTube.

In a surprising revelation, the twin brothers revealed are the brains behind many ear-pleasing beats most A-listed artistes have recorded with in Ghana.

Under the mentorship of award-winning artiste EL, DopeNation said their impressive roster of collaborations included names like Pappy Kojo, Joey B, Eazzy, Mr Eazi, among others.

One of their standout achievements was their involvement in producing Ebony’s chart-topping hit “Poison,” which not only garnered multiple awards but also contributed to her posthumous recognition as Artiste of the Year.

Additionally, DopeNation’s creative touch was evident in tracks such as Shatta Wale’s “Kpuu Kpaa” and Mr Drew’s “This Year”.

They also worked under Lynx Entertainment on a one-year contract where they worked for signees including Kuami Eugene.

Despite their success behind the scenes, DopeNation eventually transitioned from being music producers to artistes in their own right.

They dropped their first song, ‘Eish’ which immediately became a nationwide banger.

Hearing the two parties fight each other over Ghana Cedi depreciation, corruption and others is nothing new.

However, the talented group, DopeNation, has put those arguments into music for their fans and music lovers.

With one half of the group dressed as former President John Mahama representing the NDC and the other dressed as President Nana Akufo-Addo, they argued on many issues including Free SHS, management of the economy, and many others.

Some fans of DopeNation were excited to hear this new work from the duo.

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In an interview on Daybreak Hitz on Hitz FM, they said they were astonished by Kuami’s statement because he had already congratulated and wished them well in person.

Kuami Eugene, in an interview with Joy News on Tuesday, July 14, 2020, said DopeNation’s exit will give Lynx Entertainment’s Chief Executive Officer, Richie Mensah, more room to focus on him and co-signee, Kidi.

But reacting to his statement, DopeNation told Andy Dosty that:

What he said and what we heard, we were not satisfied with it. We felt he should have congratulated us and we didn’t see it as his place to announce the reason we left because he has no idea about our contract and business with Lynx. We were shocked.

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Even if you want to be sarcastic, you have to express it as a brand but not as friends, you have to represent Lynx, they added.

We didn’t call him, we only did a day after we had signed out. If we don’t express it then it means we are not being real. All jokes aside, we love him and anytime they mention top five musicians we mention his name.

Watch the video below:

Ghanaian music group, DopeNation, has released a new song dubbed ‘Chairman’ and it’s definitely aimed at fellow Tema-based rapper Kwesi Arthur, Adomonline.com can confirm.

In a video circulating on social media, the twin musicians, explaining why they composed the song, pointed out that Kwesi Arthur had disrespected them and failed to render an apology.

According to them, they were billed to climax a show at Ghana Telecom University College in Accra but were ambushed by Kwesi Arthur and his team few minutes before their performance.

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DopeNation said some people from the ‘Grind Day’ hitmaker’s camp elbowed and injured them in the process of mounting the stage.

Interestingly, instead of retaliating physically, they decided to address the BET nominee rapper in a song, which they claimed leaked from their studio.

Listen to the song above and check out how some fans are reacting to DopeNation’s diss song on social media below: