Photos: Stonebwoy rules @ Citi Fm’s Decemba 2 Rememba with stunning performance & great showmanship

24^th December, 2015 will forever go down in the minds of concert goers who attended Citi Fm’s 7^th Edition of Decemba 2 Rememba as one of the best shows they have attended.

The show witnessed performances from Atom, Wisa, Gasmilla, Eazzy, Okyeame Kwame, Bisa Kdei, Kontihene, VVIP but Stonebwoy’s performance on the night was just something else.

His entrance caused disarray as the audience stood to their feet and started shouting and screaming in anticipation to his performance proper. Stonebwoy mounted the stage exactly 12:25am with his hypeman, BeatzDakay.

Without wasting time, he started his performance with some ragga freestyles then to ‘No sir, Sheekena, Come Over, Not Again, Climax, and after performing his ‘Wicked’ song, he was able to warm his way into the heart of the patrons thereby creating a rapport between him and the much packed crowd, even getting the patrons mind off Wisa’s deliberate exposure of his ‘gorgormi-like’ office pin manhood on stage.

After performing some more couple of songs, he then took the patrons to journey through the world of love rocks and reggae as he performed ‘Mama, Run go, his cover of Sarkodie’s love rocks among other tunes.

It got to a point that even the front seat patrons who would on regular basics attend concerts and sit throughout the show couldn’t help it as they started feeling the heat and before they could realize, they were also on their feet. Readers, you should have seen Asamoah Gyan on his feet and his dance moves, Hon. Dzifa Gomashie, Lydia Forson, Van Vicker, Bernard Avle and other VVIPS.

Indeed, when you have good songs that the audience can relate to, they perform your songs for you with great enthusiasm. Come and see the reaction of the crowd when he dropped his new single, ‘Mightylele’ not to even talk of the ‘go higher’ moments. When he was performing his ‘Go Higher’ song, it was as if church service was ongoing, the patrons were singing ‘Go Higher’ as if it was one of those popular Methodist hymns. Men were dancing, women were screaming and crying, it was like some sort of musical confusion was created among the patrons.

He ended his performance at exactly 1:07am leaving the patrons with goosebumps as they certainly just couldn’t understand his level of energy on stage, strength, his unique voice…

Indeed Stonebwoy nearly reap off the AICC roof. What a performance it was, big ups Stonebwoy for that energetic, sterling, stunning, mesmerizing, a performance worth the patrons money and even more… Big ups BeatzDakay, Dj Justice, Blakk Cedi and his business manager, Karl Gidiglo.

Asamaoh Gyan felt the heat and had to stand up and bust a move or two                         

  

Written by Evershed Shola Amekor| www.bigtriceonline.blogspot.com