Criss Waddle

Criss Waddle, whose real name is widely reported as Kweku Addai, is a Ghanaian rapper and music executive from Tema. He is the founder and chief executive of AMG Business (originally Arab Money Gang), the record label best known for bringing rapper Medikal into the mainstream.

Music career

Waddle was associated with the group R2Bees early in his career before going solo. His songs include "Ayi" featuring Bisa Kdei, "Bie Gya (Open Fire)" with Stonebwoy, "Obiaa Boa" and "Hani Ma Try Makw3" with Medikal, "King Kong" with Kwesi Arthur, and a remix of "Bokoor Di3" with Sarkodie. On 27 May 2022 he ended a long break from music with "Take Me Back", again featuring Stonebwoy.

Personal life

Waddle married Maame Saaba in a private ceremony in February 2017. They have a son, known as AMG Trey.

Feud with Showboy

AMG co-founder Showboy has repeatedly criticised Waddle since returning to Ghana from a US prison sentence, saying Waddle promised him a house and a car and failed to deliver. On 8 November 2026 Waddle questioned why he should be expected to buy Showboy a Range Rover. Showboy then claimed on TikTok Live that Waddle was behind the FBI arrest of businessman Kofi Boat; Waddle rejected the claim in an X Space, and DJ Slim said he had read the court papers in the Kofi Boat case and found no mention of Waddle.

This profile will be updated as more information becomes available.