Nigerian rapper Remilekun Abdulkhalid Safaru, popularly known as Reminisce, has shed light on the intoxicating effects of fame.
In a candid interview with Naija FM, Lagos, the ‘Alaga Ibile’ crooner shared his thoughts on the highs and lows of being in the spotlight.
“Fame is a hard drug. It’s very intoxicating,” Reminisce revealed. His words offer a glimpse into the pressures and temptations that come with celebrity status. The rapper’s experiences have taught him to approach fame with caution.
Reminisce disclosed his strategy for navigating the complex web of relationships in the entertainment industry. “I work with the mindset that nobody is my friend,” he said. By viewing people as colleagues rather than friends, he avoids unrealistic expectations.
Reminisce explained that this mindset helps him maintain a healthy perspective. “Seeing people as colleagues and not friends makes me not expect much from them.” This approach allows him to focus on his craft, shielded from potential disappointments.
The rapper’s introspective comments offer valuable insights into the psychological demands of fame. As Reminisce continues to thrive in the music industry, his words serve as a reminder of the importance of maintaining a level head amidst the glamour and glitz.
