Renowned Nigerian singer, Joeboy whose real name is Joseph Akinfenwa Donus, regrets being humble about not being loud enough about his achievements. The singer made this known in a recent podcast show ‘Body & Soul’ where he emphasized how humility downsized his worth in the entertainment industry.
Afrobeat singer, Joeboy. Credit: joeboyofficial Source: Instagram Joeboy made the revelation when asked about what he would have done differently in his career line despite his success story as a singer. The ‘Baby’ crooner stated that at times, he contemplates being more vocal about his musical accomplishments, as his composed conduct often leads people to overlook his achievements. In his word, “What could I have done different? I would say, be more arrogant [laughs]. Because you people don’t have respect. When you are always calm they go just feel like say you are not that guy or something. It’s crazy, but it is what it is. “I felt I should have been more loud about my achievements because, to be honest, una no reach. But it is what it is. We grow and we learn. That’s one thing I wish I had done then; which I’m going to do now.” Joeboy’s claim in the interview had since sparked mixed reactions from netizens. Some berated him for being unnecessarily loud lately while others agreed that with his perspective. See some reactions that followed … @Juwon_soundz wrote: “Body and Soul Dey do podcast together.” @OverGood_Boy penned: “Which of dem be Joeboy ? I’m confused” @itzkay_official opined: “This guy don Dey too talk lately” @joshua_jimmy_ said: “Abeg na who and who sit down there cause I don confuse” @Damola0903 stated: “Same thing happening to Fireboy,I wish he had been more loud about his achievements.” @Thecapstore1 wrote: “Lol oga rest wetin you don achieve wey another person never achieve.” Watch the video below … “I felt I should have been more loud about my achievements. Una no reach” – Joeboy pic.twitter.com/i6lGKTTKzK — 🐬 @𝗼𝗻𝗲𝗷𝗼𝗯𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗯𝗼𝘆 (@OneJoblessBoy) June 1, 2023
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