Hiplife superstar Okyeame Kwame is making waves not only in the music industry but also in academia. His music video for “No Competition,” featuring Kuami Eugene, was recently included in the end-of-semester exams at the University of Media Arts and Communication-Institute of Journalism (UniMAC-IJ).
The video was used as a study material for the African Anthropology class, showcasing its significance in portraying African cultural values to a global audience. Students were tasked with analyzing how the music video upholds and represents African heritage amidst modern influences.
This academic recognition highlights Okyeame Kwame’s impact on contemporary media and cultural education. The celebrated rapper expressed his gratitude on social media, praising UniMAC-IJ for incorporating his work into their curriculum and acknowledging the chance to contribute to cultural education through his artistry.
The fact that “No Competition” was included in academic assessments not only honors Okyeame Kwame’s artistic contributions but also underscores the relevance of his music in scholarly discussions. It’s a testament to the enduring influence of his work beyond the confines of the music industry.
