Award-winning Ghanaian dancehall artiste Stonebwoy has released a special remix of his hit single Overlord to celebrate the monumental transfer of Black Stars midfielder Mohammed Kudus to Tottenham Hotspur.

The remix, which surfaced on social media shortly after Kudus’ £55 million move to the North London club was confirmed, is more than just a musical tribute — it’s a storytelling masterpiece. Stonebwoy passionately narrates Kudus’ inspiring rise from the humble streets of Nima to becoming one of the most sought-after talents in European football.

In this new version of Overlord, Stonebwoy blends Afro-dancehall rhythms with emotional lyricism, painting a vivid picture of a boy with a dream who defied the odds to conquer international football. The track captures the resilience, hustle, and pride that define Kudus’ journey, making it an anthem for every young Ghanaian with ambition.

The tribute has since gone viral, with fans praising both Stonebwoy’s creativity and the unity between music and sports in showcasing Ghana’s global talents. Social media erupted with excitement as clips of the remix were shared widely, further cementing Kudus’ status not just as a football icon, but a cultural symbol.

Stonebwoy, known for supporting Ghanaian excellence, added a personal touch to the track with lines like:

“From Nima’s corners to White Hart Lane,

You wear the dream, you bear the name…”

With this move, Kudus joins the Premier League’s elite, and with Overlord echoing in the background, Ghana celebrates one of its brightest stars shining even brighter on the global stage.