Jude Abaga, otherwise called MI, has made a name in the music business in Nigeria. However the rapper has been on a break in the music scene for around four years without discharging a collection, however regardless he features shows.
In a late talk with Saturday Beats, the rapper said that he needn't bother with music to get by as his supports alone put nourishment on his table.
In a late talk with Saturday Beats, the rapper said that he needn't bother with music to get by as his supports alone put nourishment on his table.
He said, “People have been saying whatever they like but I have been
blessed that I don’t need to make music to survive. But now is the right
time for me to come out because the music is there and the story is
there. I stayed away waiting for the right time. Whenever you drive
through Lagos or anywhere in the country and you see my face, you would
know what I have been doing to survive.”
He likewise exposed the rumor that he was under any pressure particularly from his brother to release an album. Right now his most recent tune, King James, is topping the chart and the rapper prompted that musical artists ought to sing socially conscious songs
“Although I did not release an album in over four years, my younger
brother released two in about six months but I was not pressured in any
way. The competition between me and Jesse Jagz has been over years ago.
We have been doing this for years and he won. I am on a different path
making different music. I am on my own path making my own kind of music
and my advice to everyone making music is to make songs that feel right.
Every artiste should do music to raise social awareness,” he said.
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