Worlasi (Credit: Instagram - @worlasigh)
Rapper Worlasi has joined the stream of artistes who are creating songs about coronavirus to help with the education and limit the spread.
Taking to Twitter, the celebrated rapper dropped a freestyle on coronavirus dubbed Rona Flow.
However, Worlasi this time, speaks as coronavirus, bragging about the things he did, what he is doing and what he can do.
“Adrop nor see da way den scatter if you get vim abeg com out exactly what I thought I block the road man no fit ball out in a sec man Dey trek I lock your car your private jet I bet your boss sef start Dey pet if you like comot you go cough out.”
The ‘Rona Flow’ beat was produced by LisaTheComposer.
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