Why most Nigerian musicians don’t want their children listening to their songs – ID Cabasa
Veteran music producer Olumide Ogunade, also known as ID Cabasa, has claimed that most Nigerian musicians would not allow their children to listen to their tracks because of the explicit lyrics.
ID Casaba went on to say that most individuals get into music to make a living.
He made this known during the latest episode of The Honest Bunch, co-hosted by OAP Nedu Wazobia.
His words: “I can tell you that most artists in Nigeria, you see, don’t want their kids to listen to their songs. And don’t blame them.
“I don’t like apportioning blame because the people funding [music executives] are behind what artists put out.” A lot of us are doing this thing [music] for survival. So, the question is, How do you balance who you are with who they [music executives] want you to be?”
Speaking earlier, ID Cabasa stated that we’re raising a generation of depressed people in the country.
He said, “We are raising a generation of depressed people who are addicted to drugs.
“During the COVID-19, we took care of a depressed top artist who was seriously addicted to drugs,” he said.