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Nigerian singer, Patoranking says the fear of the poverty he experienced in his past makes him work harder
He made this known during a HipTV show hosted by Nancy Isime.
“Knowing where I’m coming from is important. I don’t want to go back there,” Patoranking said when quizzed on what drove him to carve out a niche in music.
“When I say that I don’t mean the hood. I mean I don’t want to go back to suffering, poverty, times when I could only eat once a day or go two, days without eating.
“I don’t want that life anymore. Me trying to run away from that life makes me work harder. The higher you go; the more difficult it becomes. Once you’re able to understand that, you won’t have any problem. You just keep working.
“I got to understand that those times are a part of the plan. Failure is part of success. I’ve been able to understand that these things would come. Am I ready when they do? Yes.”
The Abule crooner began his career collaborating with artistes such as XProject, Konga, Slam, and Reggie Rockstone.
He signed a record deal with K-Solo’s Igberaga Records in 2010, releasing ‘Up in D Club’ under the outfit.
The singer soon became a protégé of Dem Mama Records after collaborating with Timaya on his song ‘Alubarika’.
In February 2014, he signed a deal with Foston Musik and released ‘Girlie O’, a single that put him in the spotlight.
In 2015, Patoranking landed a distribution deal with VP Records, a Caribbean-owned label in Queens, New York.
He would later release the song ‘Abule’ ahead of his third studio album ‘Three’ which came through in late 2020.
Tagged as: Poverty, Patoranking, HipTV.
Oluwaseye Ogunsanya August 10, 2021
A year after she dropped her visual album Black Is King, Beyoncé is teasing the promise of new music. The Grammy Award winner, 39, graces the cover of Harper’s BAZAAR’s […]
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