Post by Omotoso Taiwo Yemi (@Toshor)

The story of Phyno is a journey of humble beginnings, raw struggles, and massive success. It features hard days in Enugu, silent grinding as a producer, and a bold choice to rap in Igbo, before the fame and mansions, Phyno faced hard times in a tiny one room apartment and slept on the bare floor for days, he started as a quiet music producer in Enugu making beats for other artists before stepping to the front, when he moved to Lagos, early attempts at mimicking Western rap styles failed to click until mentors urged him to embrace his true native tongue, shifting to rap in Igbo changed his life, leading to massive hits like "Ghost Mode" alongside Olamide.

Be natural in your post, comments and reactions, be yourself and don't try to copy anyone no matter how good they are, discover yourself and what you can do differently, that's what people will like you for and catapult you to success on this Red App (Lekeelekee) not until Phyno embraced his true native tongue before he became successful and failed when he tried to mimicked western means of rap.

Be yourself and without any hindrance, see yourself on top very soon as a successful creator and entertainer.

The story of Phyno is a journey of humble beginnings, raw struggles, and massive success. It feature...

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Etiko Abideen Babatunde: it isn't easy
Omotosho Kehinde Seun: This is so inspiring. Phyno grinding in Enugu, sleeping on bare floor, then blowing up the moment he embraced Igbo, that’s God + authenticity. Lesson clear: Be yourself. Your language, your story, your sound is your superpower. Thank you for sharing this. It’s a reminder for all of us creators on Le...