Nigerian singer, Sulaimon Shekoni Solomon, widely known as Khaid, has hinted at a potential departure from his Sydney record label. In a post shared on X, Khaid expressed his desire for freedom, suggesting he has been subjected to control.
The ‘Carry Me Go’ artist indicated that he may require legal assistance to navigate certain personal matters, stating, “They want control. I want freedom. Let’s see who wins.”
Khaid also encouraged young lawyers to explore careers in the entertainment industry, highlighting the increasing need for legal representation. He remarked, “These graduating lawyers better be in the entertainment scene. Y’all got work to do. Need me like five. Matter full ground. Time will tell.”
In related news, fellow Nigerian artist Asake recently shared his insights on the perception of humility and ego within the entertainment realm. In a viral TikTok video, he noted that humility is often seen as a weakness, while ego can enhance an artist’s appeal to fans.
Asake emphasized that audiences typically focus on the end results of an artist’s work rather than the process behind it. He argued that artists are more appreciated when they carry themselves with pride, creating an air of curiosity and admiration.
According to Asake, the best approach for artists is to remain focused, deliver quality results, and allow their work to speak for itself.
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