Funny Face ft. Article Wan – Tramadol (Prod. By Article Wan x Mixed By B2)

Ghanaian comedian and musician Funny Face joined forces with Article Wan in June 2018 to deliver a song titled “Tramadol.” The collaboration was part of a public awareness campaign against the misuse of tramadol and other drugs, particularly among young people in Ghana.

Known for his comedy and entertaining performances, Funny Face used this recording to address a serious social concern. Instead of relying entirely on speeches or public announcements, he chose music as a way to communicate the dangers of drug abuse to a wider audience.

The song was already circulating on Ghanaian music websites by 28 June 2018, at a time when tramadol misuse had become a major topic of discussion across the country.

“Tramadol” features Article Wan, the Ghanaian musician recognised for popular songs including “Solo” and “That Thing.” His participation brings a musical dimension to the campaign, combining his energetic performance style with Funny Face’s accessible approach to delivering messages.

Although the subject is serious, the recording uses a danceable rhythm to make its message easier for listeners to engage with. This approach allows the musicians to discuss drug misuse without presenting the song as a conventional public service announcement.

Production is credited to Article Wan, with B2 also receiving a production credit in contemporary music listings. The collaboration brings together the creative contributions of both musicians and the production team behind the recording.

Funny Face, who is also popularly called the Children’s President, has frequently used entertainment to connect with young audiences. His decision to participate in an anti-drug campaign reflected his interest in using that influence to address issues affecting society.

The song later appeared on his Animal Kingdom project, which became available on digital music platforms in 2020. During an interview that year, Funny Face specifically mentioned “Tramadol” as an example of a recording with a serious message, explaining that audiences sometimes overlooked the meaningful subjects in his music because of his reputation as a comedian.

The recording has a running time of approximately 3 minutes and 20 seconds, according to a later Audiomack listing.

For listeners exploring Funny Face’s music catalogue, “Tramadol” offers something different from his usual comedy-centred entertainment. It demonstrates how a musician and comedian can collaborate to raise awareness about a public health concern while maintaining an accessible musical style.

Listen to and download Funny Face – Tramadol ft. Article Wan, produced by Article Wan and credited to B2, MP3 below and share your thoughts with us after listening.

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