I Was Popular At First & But Had No Money – Singer 9ice Reveals

I Was Popular At First & But Had No Money – Singer 9ice Reveals

Singer 9ice has revealed what happened when he all of a sudden became famous at the start of his career.

9ice said, when he first started, he was really famous but had no money.

The ‘Gongo Aso’ crooner disclosed this in the latest episode of Chat with Sims podcast.

He said, “Don’t become popular o, make money. When I started, I was popular but I didn’t have money.

“The money didn’t just come in, I had to do the right thing. As at then we were depending so much on Alaba International Market. Then we didn’t have Facebook, Instagram and the rest. If you want your song to be popular in Kaduna, you have to go to Kaduna to do a radio interview. You have to be there for people to see you.

“So, when the money started coming was when we put in the hustle and we marketed the brand by doing print interviews like newspapers, magazines; putting your face out there. I mean, there are sometimes people have good songs and they [fans] don’t even know what you look like.

“I think it is not just about getting popular. But putting your brand out there. Market it, promote it. Let your face be known and the money aspect will come later,” he added.

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