Double Minded Person is a raw and defiant afro-fusion anthem from Ghanaian artist Hayapawa, The Music Messiah A.D Fusing street gospel, highlife energy, and gritty storytelling, the track lays bare the tension between faith, betrayal, and spiritual warfare.
With searing lines like “Jennifer ko asore nso woko abisa” and “Dem do me, dem fool me, I don dey craze,” Hayapawa transforms personal pain into a fearless declaration — calling out hypocrisy, injustice, and hidden enemies while standing firm under divine protection.
Driven by hypnotic rhythms, chant-like hooks, and prophetic urgency, “Double Minded Person” moves like both a prayer and a warning — a soundtrack for those fighting battles no one else can see, trusting God when the world feels hostile.
For fans of R2Bees, Black Sherif, Sarkodie and Burna Boy — but with a deeper spiritual edge — this is more than a song. It’s a testimony, resistance, and redemption in one unforgettable Afro-street sermon.

Double minded person

Hayapawa – The Music Messiah A.D

Hailing from Tema in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana, Hayapawa is a rising force in the world of Afrobeats, Afropop, and Highlife—a passionate, innovative, and versatile artist whose sound reflects both his roots and his vision for the future.

The name Hayapawa is more than a stage name; it is a tribute to God, the higher power who inspires his life and art. To Hayapawa, God represents limitless creativity, transformation, wisdom, and balance—a force that shapes, uplifts, and empowers. “My name is a reflection of the divine presence that guides me,” he says. “It reminds me that every note I sing, every beat I create, is part of a purpose much greater than myself.”

Now poised to take his sound to the world, Hayapawa carries with him the essence of where he comes from—and the divine spark that keeps him moving forward.