‘Scopatumana’, a term which became popular in Ghana after it was used by Patapaa in a song by Kawula Biov (Daavi Ne Ba) on which he featured, has found its way into dictionary.com.
Dictionary.com has given the meaning to the Patapeezy originated word on its’ official website.
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In February, the Swedru-based musician released another rap verse in a song called Daavi, which took over the internet with the #SkopatumanaChallenge! Long after the challenge died down, social media users found a new way of keeping the word alive and got it popular all over the world again.
Recently, The world’s leading digital dictionary posted a link that explains the word with the caption: “It resembles expressions in Hawaiian, Malay, and Indonesian, but what about in Ghana, where it’s from?”
The website further attributes the origin of the word to Patapaa, who is well-known for couching catchy terms in his songs.
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“Sco pa tu mana is a nonsense phrase made popular by a rap by the Ghanaian musician Patapaa. The phrase inspired the Skopatumana Challenge, where people post videos of themselves rapping Patapaa’s lyrics.”
Patapaa became popular in Ghana after his ‘One Corner’ song went viral upon his performance in 2017 at Agona Swedru Akwambo Festival in Ghana.
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