Why Releasing ‘Name On Me’ Was The Largest Danger Of My Profession – Adekunle Gold 

Six years in the past, in 2018, Adekunle Gold launched his sophomore album ‘About 30.’ The Headies nominated album, which had hit singles equivalent to ‘Ire,’ ‘Cash,’ and ‘Name On Me,’ started Adekunle Gold’s transition into Afro-Pop absolutely.

In a Q&A session along with his followers on X on Sunday, Could 26, 2024, the music star disclosed that ‘Name On Me‘ was a transition he considers the largest danger of his profession.

“It took so much to launch that music! I used to be afraid as a result of it was very new, and it’d seem unusual to followers, however mo cussed, so I did it afraid. I’m proud I took the largest danger of my profession with that music!” he stated.

Though it was the largest danger, it was Adekunle Gold’s first profitable try at Afro-Pop. He additional revealed throughout the Q&A that two different songs from the album, Rattling Delilah and Nurse Alabeere, have been written about an ex. 

“Long story quick, one Saturday morning, I acquired a risk name from a random man saying I ought to again off, I ought to by no means communicate to his girl once more. I known as the babe instantly, she don block me all over the place. Lol. I acquired so heartbroken and made Rattling Delilah,” he added.

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