Ghanaian Afro dancehall titan Stonebwoy has reignited the viral “Shake It To The Max” trend with his bold freestyle titled “BAD GIRL (MOLiY COCO) #SITTM Freestyle.” Unveiled on social media on June 13, 2025, the freestyle has already amassed significant traction with over 8,700 likes and 700 comments on Instagram and dominated the charts, debuting as the number one trending track on Audiomack Ghana within an hour of release.
Cleverly melding Moliy’s original Afro fusion beat with his signature dancehall dynamism, Stonebwoy elevates the track with rhythmic syncopation, commanding delivery, and tribal infused energy. The chorus rides high on his unmistakable voice, while sharp bars infuse fierce charisma. Many fans took to TikTok and X praising his interpretation as “DOPE” and “incredible” with viral clips capturing arena level freestyle performances.
Stonebwoy, born Livingstone Etse Satekla (born March 5, 1988), is celebrated as Africa’s reggae dancehall king. As CEO of Burniton Music Group, his career is studded with accolades including two BET Awards, multiple VGMA Artist of the Year titles, and a Def Jam Africa deal. He has consistently demonstrated his versatility from genre bending studio albums (Anloga Junction, 5th Dimension) to headline tours across North America, Europe, and Australia.
2025 has been a powerhouse year for Stonebwoy. His Up & Runnin6 Tour recently sold out shows in Worcester, USA, where critics lauded his high energy stage presence and ability to revive winter gatherings with Afro dancehall heat. Back home, he secured record breaking wins at the 26th VGMA by bagging Best Reggae Dancehall Artiste and Best Music Video among others, cementing his legacy as Ghana’s most decorated artist in his genre.
The “BAD GIRL” freestyle arrives at a critical cultural moment. Building on Moliy’s viral smash that is already soaring on international charts and remixing with Skillibeng and Shenseea, Stonebwoy’s freestyle amplifies its global footprint. It shines a spotlight on Ghanaian artistry and unites Caribbean infused dancehall with Afro fusion aesthetics.
By tapping into the #SITTM challenge and Billboard charted original, Stonebwoy not only proves himself as a master of reinvention but also demonstrates strategic viral engagement. The freestyle is more than an echo, it’s a takeover.
Where to catch it: You can find the freestyle via his official Instagram, TikTok (search #SITTM or #BadGirlMoliyCoco), and streaming platforms like Audiomack, where it’s currently trending. With such momentum, it might warrant a visual or remix soon.
Dive in, move to the rhythm, and let us know — does Stonebwoy’s take hit harder than the original?
