Ghanaian dancehall and reggae singer Livingstone Etse Satekla, better known as Stonebwoy, explains the meaning of the word ‘BHIM’, which he frequently uses in his songs.
In a chat with Universal Music Canada while promoting his 5th Dimension album, the “Bawasaaba” singer said that the “BHIM” in his songs is a sound that is intended towards waking one’s spirit.
He claims that the term “BHIM” acts as a motivation for him to go about his everyday tasks in a tranquil manner.
“ When hashtags really started, they used to start with #Team Drake etc but I’m not rolling with no team, I am a nation. So people would start to call me BHIM. They loved the sound because it’s an awakening sound already on the songs. All you see the people focusing on is waiting for the BHIM so they can sing with you” he said .
Stonebwoy, the dancehall superstar, is frequently referred to be the BHIM president. This is due to the fact that his large fan base is referred to as BHIM Nation. While the BHIM signature has been around for a while, not many people know what it stands for. ‘BHIM’ is an abbreviation signature for “Bless His Imperial Majesty.”
The superstar is presently on tour in support of his new album, “5th Dimension.”
Stonebwoy’s massive album titled ‘5th Dimension’ was published on Friday, April 28, 2023.
“5th Dimension” is a compilation of sounds that demonstrate the Grammy nominee’s ability to blend many genres and civilizations into his music. Local and international artists on the 17-track album include British rapper Stormzy, Grammy award-winner and African singer Angelique Kidjo, iconic Nigerian Afrobeats singer Davido, South African DJ Maphorisa, and Jamaican reggae rapper Shaggy, Dexta Daps (Jamaica), Mereba (US), and Jaz Karis (UK).
This is the president of Bhim’s fifth body of work.
