Meet King Flamma; an independent artist with a story to tell. According to Flamma, “my name comes from King Wraagbai Flammai also known as King George Flamma of the House of Sadio in the Flamma Kingdom in Zooday, that resides under the ancestral Mountain Karn-tro-kpoor in Rivercess, Liberia.” Flamma explains, “The name ‘WRAAGBAI’ interpreted means the ‘WAR DRUM’, the instrument that tells the people to assemble.
King Wraagbai Flamma was given the name King George after King George III of England who abolished slavery in England in 1807 because of his successful fight against slavery in Rivercess.” Flamma is now moving forward in his career, already gaining major traction for his hard hitting lyrics and unique sound. Promoting his debut album “KANSAS CITY GEORGE”, it’s safe to say that King Flamma is on his way to the top.
Flamma has collaborated with several other independent and major artists. The album is planned to release this Spring of 2025, his single”Trenches” is already gaining attention on social media. The record speaks volumes of Flamma’s character and where he comes from. Follow King Flamma on Instagram at @therealkingflamma.
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