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This post will be in series, the purpose is to learn from the struggling days of African artist. Today's focus point will be on "one of the biggest wave out of Africa right now" - Chris brown known has WIZKID.
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Ayodeji Ibrahim balogun is a 27 years old Nigerian (Wikipedia will give you details about him that his is not the purpose of this post). For someone who started music at an early of 11 he has done so much for himself, from dominating his home country Nigeria, spreading wide across Africa and earning himself a spot on the global stage. One thing is significant about the journey of this kid from surulere is he believed himself and stayed true to his dreams.
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Some of us are not patient enough which has made us Jack of all trades master of none. He could have tried another venture but he stuck to music which was what he had passion for.. He didn't start making money from the moment he decided to start making music, it took a while.
Some might hit the jackpot immediately they set out or start chasing their dreams but for most it takes years of dedication and hard work. The hard work and dedication stage is the point where most give up.
If you're giving it your energy and time it will definitely yield fruit. We all miss the glory of consistency by trying something else while at the edge of breakthrough.
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Stay true to whatever you're doing now, wizkid had major setbacks, trials and people who didn't believe in him as said in a song "even solo tell me say I no go blow.... " . I just want you to know whatever you're channeling your energy into now and result is not coming yet, keep grinding it is about to be your time.
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