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Adekunle Gold to Olamide: Thank you for turning me into a star

His words resonated with many, showcasing the deep respect and admiration he holds for Olamide.

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In celebration of his eight-year journey in the music industry, Nigerian singer Adekunle Gold has expressed gratitude to his mentor and YBNL boss, Olamide.

Taking to the micro-blogging platform X, formerly Twitter, Adekunle Gold reminisced about the release of his debut album, “Gold,” and how pivotal Olamide’s support was in shaping his career.

Sharing a photo of the album cover and tracklist, Adekunle Gold highlighted the instrumental role Olamide played in his career.

He fondly recalled his humble beginnings as a young graphic designer whom Olamide entrusted with designing the YBNL logo.

This opportunity was not just a professional breakthrough but also marked the start of his journey as a member of the YBNL family.

“Thank you, @Olamide, for giving that young graphic designer the chance to not only design the YBNL logo but to be a part of your family,” Adekunle Gold tweeted.

His words resonated with many, showcasing the deep respect and admiration he holds for Olamide.

In response to this heartfelt appreciation, Olamide reposted the message on his Twitter page, affirming their enduring bond with a simple yet powerful declaration, “Fam for life.”

This public acknowledgment of their relationship underscored the lasting impact Olamide has had on Adekunle Gold’s career and personal growth.

Olamide’s influence extends far beyond Gold.

Over the years, he has been a cornerstone in the careers of numerous Nigerian artists, including Zlatan, Naira Marley, T.I Blaze, Bella Shmurda, Portable, Skales, Phyno, Jaido P, Asake, Lil Kesh, Fireboy, and CDQ. His mentorship and support have been crucial in their journeys to stardom.

J. Brandy, a member of the YBNL music label, also celebrated Olamide’s significant influence on the Nigerian music scene.

He praised Olamide as a mentor and a key player in the growth of many artists’ careers, echoing Adekunle Gold’s sentiment.

Zlatan, one of the first artists signed to YBNL, has often recounted how Olamide’s guidance transformed his life.

His testimony echoes the experiences of many artists who have benefited from Olamide’s mentorship and unwavering support.

Asake, another artist who thrived under Olamide’s wing, shared a personal story of how Olamide advised him to focus on his career by making difficult personal decisions.

He expressed gratitude for Olamide’s advice, which ultimately contributed to his financial success and professional growth.

In an interview, Bella Shmurda once stated that he would choose Olamide over anyone else, including his own mother, highlighting the profound impact Olamide has had on his life.

This sentiment encapsulates the deep appreciation and loyalty that many artists feel towards Olamide.

Through his unwavering support and mentorship, Olamide has not only shaped the careers of numerous artistes but also created a lasting legacy in the Nigerian music industry.

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