Tulenkey - The Rapper from Ghana



Chief Osei Bonsu (Tulenkey) is a Ghanaian rapper and record producer who made his major debut on sarkodie's Biibi Ba   his ability to whip up interesting and exciting musical content makes him a top prospect for 2019 that earned him the heir to rap music in Ghana.



He came through with the refix of his street banging song  “Child Abuse” which is a cover for Cardi B's “I like it” the song makes emphasizes on sexual harassment. There's a little controversy over his new released song dubbed “Proud F. Boys” and the artiste said he was tired of singing love songs and charle need a new vibe to stir up things a little bit. 

Tulenkey had several endorsement and recognition from top Ghanaian personalities including Hollywood actor Idris Elba, 2018 was a good year for him but he is expected to rise to the top in 2019 with hit songs.






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