Stonebwoy has revealed that he cannot disclose how much he was paid for the use of his Overlord refix in the announcement of Mohammed Kudus’ potential move to Tottenham Hotspur. The artist cited a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) as the reason for his silence on the financial details surrounding the deal.
According to him, there have been various assumptions from the public, with some people suggesting large sums while others mention more modest figures. However, he explained that the focus for him is not on the money but the significance of the moment and what it represents.
Stonebwoy emphasized that the true value lies in the impact the song had, not just on him as an artist, but also on Kudus and Ghanaians as a whole. He expressed pride in the cultural representation and how music was used to amplify a major sports move.
While he refrained from confirming any specific amount, the musician did admit that there were some rewards involved. He suggested that the benefits extended beyond financial compensation, touching on recognition and national pride.
The use of the Overlord refix in Kudus’ transfer hype has been widely celebrated on social media, with many hailing it as a powerful moment for Ghanaian music. Stonebwoy’s involvement has once again positioned him at the intersection of music and international sports.
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