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Kizz Daniel is considering taking a break from recording to focus on his family.
Nigerian Afrobeat sensation Kizz Daniel has suggested he may be considering retirement from the music industry. The artist, known for hits such as “Buga” and “Cough (Odo),” recently released the EP “Lemon Chase” and is already teasing another, “Orange Chase.”
Daniel explained his prolific output by stating his desire to release a backlog of over 600 songs before “hanging his boots.” This announcement followed the reveal of guest artists on “Orange Chase,” prompting a fan comment about overfeeding, to which Kizz Daniel responded with his retirement hint.
Further fueling speculation, the singer declared a hiatus from recording to prioritize family time. He acknowledged neglecting his family due to studio commitments, stating a change in priorities towards a more balanced lifestyle. While the exact timeline remains unclear, these statements suggest a potential shift in Kizz Daniel’s career trajectory.
Nigerian Afrobeat star, Rema, has recently shared his intriguing perspective on the phenomenon of online trolling. In a recent video interview, the artist expressed his appreciation for the criticisms he receives on social media, citing the unexpected benefits it has brought to his career.
Rema reflected on the initial skepticism surrounding his distinctive sound and how he persevered despite negative commentary. He emphasized the potential setback he would have faced had he succumbed to the pressure of online trolls.
According to Rema, the very aspects of his work that initially drew criticism have inadvertently contributed to his global success and growth. He highlighted his pioneering tour of India as a testament to this, emphasizing the significant impact of his unique Afrobeat sound on a global scale. Rema’s experience serves as a compelling example of how perceived negativity can be transformed into a driving force for achieving ambitious goals.
Content creator Habeeb Hamzat, known as Peller, recently announced a partnership with The Owlet, a Nigerian social media marketing (SMM) platform. In a heartfelt message, Peller shared his early struggles as a creator, emphasizing the transformative impact The Owlet had on his career.
Peller highlighted The Owlet’s strategic approach, focusing on SEO, SMM, and genuine growth. Launched in 2020, The Owlet has supported numerous Nigerian digital personalities and brands by offering effective growth strategies, even for those with limited budgets.
Peller’s partnership underscores a shift towards strategic collaborations within Nigeria’s content creation industry. He encourages creators to leverage The Owlet’s tools to gain visibility and transform their digital presence. To learn more about The Owlet’s services, visit the-Owlet.com.
Canadian rap artist Drake has reportedly suffered significant financial losses through gambling. Recent social media posts indicate that the “One Dance” performer lost over $124 million on the Stake betting platform within a single month. Drake shared a screenshot of his losses, commenting on the challenging period and expressing hope for future wins. This follows earlier reported losses, including a $450,000 bet in August 2024 on Israel Adesanya and a $355,000 bet in November 2024 on Mike Tyson. These figures highlight the high-stakes nature of Drake’s gambling activities.
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