Joining the ranks of Ghanaian heavyweights like Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy, the iconic actor and musician Lil Win has jumped on the trending “WYFL Riddim” with his own comedic yet hard-hitting version. Released in early February 2026, the track—often titled as a freestyle or simply “WYFL Riddim”—showcases Lil Win’s ability to blend his signature Kumawood humor with the gritty energy of Jamaican dancehall.
True to his “Weezy Empire” brand, Lil Win’s contribution is as much a performance as it is a song. Over the heavy, sliding basslines produced by DJ Mac and CrashDummy, he delivers a series of punchlines in a mix of Twi and “broken” English, often poking fun at the seriousness of the drill and dancehall scenes while asserting his own legendary status. While other artists use the riddim for lyrical warfare, Lil Win uses it to entertain, proving that his versatility extends far beyond the silver screen.
The record has quickly become a viral sensation on social media, with fans praising his unique flow and the sheer “vibes” he brings to the global beat. It serves as a reminder that even in a high-stakes musical landscape, there is always room for the infectious personality and wit that made Lil Win a household name across Ghana.
Tap into the Weezy energy and listen below
