Nigerian music sensation, Omah Lay, has made a shocking revelation about his experiences in the music industry, saying that he often felt unloved and unappreciated, particularly by the media and industry insiders.
In an interview with Amazon Music, Omah Lay shared his struggles with feeling unaccepted and the emotional toll it takes on him.
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The musician revealed that despite having a supportive fan base, family, and team, he felt a deep sense of unlikeness from the media and those who claim to be the gatekeepers of the industry.
Also, he states that this feeling of isolation has led him to escape into a fantasy world, therefore spending most of his time living in his head.
The singer also opened up about the challenges he faced as a Nigerian artist traveling abroad.
He shared his experiences of being maltreated by immigration officers upon seeing his Nigerian passport, adding that they only treated differently when they realised him being the famous musician Omah Lay.
Meanwhile, the singer’s heartfelt confession has sparked a conversation about the struggles artists face in the industry and the importance of support and acceptance.
Omah Lay’s bravery in sharing his story has resonated with fans and fellow artists, who are now rallying around him in solidarity.
