Brymo, the Nigerian singer, songwriter, has recently been making headlines for his outspokenness and strong opinions in various interviews. In these interviews, in Brymo’s recent interview he discussed his career, creative journey, and personal choices.
One of the most notable topics Brymo has addressed in his recent interviews is his stance on signing with other popular Nigerian artists, such as Wizkid, Davido, and Burna Boy. Brymo, in one interview, revealed why he would not sign with these artists, stating that he would rather go to hell. He also expressed a strong aversion to signing with these artists, stating that his parents do not follow him to shows and he does not borrow jets to pose.
The Nigerian singer and songwriter has delved into his creative evolution and life choices. In a video, he reflects on past decisions, emphasizing a newfound commitment to his music and personal development. Furthermore, he explores the themes of hedonism that shaped his latest album, ‘Yellow.’
Brymo’s interview with Bae U
During an interview with Bae U on April 6, Brymo revisited Burna Boy’s previous comment about his career decline. Brymo categorically declared that Burna Boy would never feature on any of his projects because he believes Burna Boy lacks the capability to earn such a privilege. This revelation followed Brymo’s earlier hint in 2021 that Burna Boy was among the artists he desired to collaborate with. The interview illuminated Brymo’s steadfast opinions and his stance on collaborations within the music industry.
Brymo’s interview with Bae U offers insights into his collaboration approach and the music industry, highlighting his commitment to authenticity and independence. As a Nigerian musician, it’s crucial to observe how his approach evolves and influences his career. He is navigating the complexities of public scrutiny while maintaining his music career amidst ongoing debate surrounding his controversial statements.
Watch the full interview on the youtube link below
