Oxlade Reveals Main Reason He Has Not Collaborated With Some Artistes

In a recent interview, the musician addressed his comments on X about some “OGs” boycotting and blackmailing him. The posts, according to Oxlade, were prompted by his detest of “people trying to play god”.

“I hate the mindset of people trying to play god…When they feel like they can determine your trajectory,” the performer replied.

He went on to say that some of the problems he has with people in the music industry are often triggered by matters unrelated to music.

“Sometimes, it’s because they feel I see them outside and don’t greet them well,” Oxlade explains in Pidgin English.

He also stated that he does not want to debate the matter or identify any names to avoid drawing attention to these individuals.

He also stated that he does not want to debate the matter or identify any names in order to avoid drawing attention to these individuals.

On his recently released first album ‘Oxlade From Africa,’ the singer collaborated with Ghanaian hip-hop legend Sarkodie.

When asked what spurred the partnership, Oxlade said that he receives more affection from Ghana than from Nigeria.

Oxlade’s assertions that he receives more love abroad than at home reflect similar claims made by musicians such as Rema, who recently claimed to receive more love in India.

Oxlade is now promoting his debut album, whose title he claims was inspired by the bigotry he experienced in France, where his smash track ‘Kulosa’ received SNEP diamond certification.

Recall, Oxlade mentioned the main reason he dropped out from school.

During a conversation with Punch Newspapers on September 18, 2024, the musician explained why he dropped out of school to save his life.

“I dropped out of university during my last year because it was a stressful period. There were several gangs after me since I am a good boy.

Being a fine boy makes you a target. You either join them or they kill you. “So I had to leave that environment,” he explained.