“Goodbye” Was Written In My Mother’s Kitchen – Sarkodie Shares

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“Goodbye” Was Written In My Mother’s Kitchen – Sarkodie Shares

“Goodbye” Was Written In My Mother’s Kitchen – Sarkodie Shares

“Goodbye” Was Written In My Mother’s Kitchen – Sarkodie Shares“Goodbye” Was Written In My Mother’s Kitchen – Sarkodie Shares

Ghanaian rap icon Michael Owusu Addo, widely known as Sarkodie, recently offered a nostalgic glimpse into the creative process behind his hit track “Goodbye.”

“Goodbye” Was Written In My Mother’s Kitchen – Sarkodie Shares

In a post shared on X (formerly Twitter) on June 23, 2025, Sarkodie revealed that he wrote the song in an unexpectedly intimate setting his mother’s kitchen in Tema.

The revelation came after a fan shared a video featuring the song in the background, to which Sarkodie replied, “Wrote this particular song in my mum’s kitchen (Tema).” His comment sparked a wave of renewed appreciation and fond memories among fans.

“Goodbye” Was Written In My Mother’s Kitchen – Sarkodie Shares

“Goodbye,” a standout track from Sarkodie’s acclaimed 2012 Rapperholic album, features the smooth vocals of Mugeez and production by Kill Beatz. Known for its emotional depth and polished sound, the song remains a beloved classic in Ghanaian hip-hop.

“Goodbye” Was Written In My Mother’s Kitchen – Sarkodie Shares

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This heartfelt disclosure has reignited interest in the Rapperholic era, reminding fans of the genuine and grounded beginnings that shaped some of Sarkodie’s most iconic work.

Source: Nkonkonsa.com

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