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Nigerian recording artiste, Crayon whose real name is Charles Chibuezechukwu has explained how he almost he almost his life due to his recurring health issues.
Appearing on a recent episode of ‘Drip Check,’ the singer disclosed that he battled depression in 2020 due to a lack of public acceptance despite releasing songs back-to-back.
The Mavin artist also recalled how he almost lost his life in 2022.
Crayon said, “2020 was one of my darkest years in the game. I dropped about seven songs and no one gained traction. I remember when I dropped ‘Gbona,’ it was about to take off then COVID-19 struck and everything shut down. And ‘Gbona’ was a club banger. I dropped the video, but it still didn’t pick up. I was dropping songs biweekly.
“I had a breakdown in early 2022. People don’t come back from that sh*t, me standing right here now is a miracle. I almost lost my life,” he added.
Nigerian recording artiste, Crayon whose real name is Charles Chibuezechukwu has spoken his drug addiction problem. The ‘Ngozi’ crooner said he almost lost his life and was hospitalised at a psychiatric home. Speaking in a recent interview with YouTuber, Korty EO, Crayon recalled an episode he had in front of…
Fast-rising artiste and one of the newest members of Mavin Records, Crayon is the latest guest on Ndani TV’s show, "The Mix". Crayon talks about how he joined Mavin Records, describes his style of music, his top musicians and also sings the hook for his single, “So Fine” Watch below: https://youtu.be/Z-qy77nm3MM
Nigerian singer, Crayon, has recounted some of the challenges he faced while growing up. He made this known in a chat with Punch while speaking on the inspiration behind the title of his debut album, ‘Trench to Triumph’. Crayon said “I was norn in Orile Iganmu (Lagos) and when I…
