O’Kenneth is not done with Came of Age just yet. The Kumasi rapper announced on Sunday, 8 November, that a deluxe edition of the album will be released this Friday, 13 November, sharing new black-and-white artwork in a post on X that read: “CAME OF AGE : DELUXE EDITION FRIDAY, 13TH NOVEMBER.”
The artwork shows O’Kenneth in a white headwrap and white top against a blurred grey background, with the Came of Age logo and the word “Deluxe” across the bottom.
13 more songs
The album’s pre-release page on UnitedMasters lists 13 tracks for the deluxe. Titles shown so far include “Repair”, “Me Nsan”, “Obrafour”, “Julius Caesar”, “Save Me”, “Wounded Lion (Wasn’t Gifted)”, “Beauty in the Struggle”, “Ahomakye”, “If You Say” and “Damaged Soul”. One track has no title showing yet.
There are guest appearances too. JT700 and SRT Gwalla join him on “Clarity Stones”, longtime collaborator City Boy features on “Reap What You Sow”, and Terrist Carter appears on “Damaged Soul”.
Building on a big year
The original Came of Age arrived on 1 May 2026 with 18 songs, released under YGA O’Kenneth Management, according to Apple Music. The tracklist included “Ototrobonsu”, “Mentumi Nka”, “Soyinka” and “Balenciaga”. On Audiomack, the project is described as his sophomore album, exploring “loyalty, betrayal, pressure, and perseverance”.
O’Kenneth rose to prominence with Kumasi’s Asakaa drill movement. He has kept busy since the album, most recently joining M.anifest and wavypae on “ON TEN” last month.
The announcement quickly got fans talking. By Sunday evening the post had drawn more than 3,800 likes and over 900 reposts, and O’Kenneth reposted a string of excited reactions from supporters counting down to Friday.
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