A short story of Young key48 Music life
Yaji Muhmmad,who better known as young key48 had, two dreams since from his early
7 years, old young key48 was not grown up with his mother rather his father decided
to take him to stay with his step mother where his father usually stay,
his father did,
this because young key48 is a second to the last born of the family and the father loves
him more than every single child in the family,
at a very young age young key48 had,
a big dreams of becoming a computer scientist although even from then he loves music,
for that fact the artist usually says if my father were to come back to life his first question
could be has young key48 became a musician?
why because young key48 usually stay together with his father almost all days and nights
and he had been always singing around his father almost blocking his father's ears all trying
to understand if his father could react on it or not, but his father has never react in
a supportive or not, till he dies that's why this words usually comes on young key48 mouth
"if my father could come back to life his first question
could be has young key48 became a musician or not?
young key48 father's died when he was 10 years old and later his step mother died when he was 13 years old
but his mother is alive,
Although young key48 lost the feeling of love since from the day that he
lost his father and step mother although his mother is a very caring woman, young key48 usually says
to himself i do things for my mother simply because she is my mother but not for mother's feeling
in me anymore,
young key48 start to pause his music dreams when all he use to hear about musicians is a bad news
and continue to keep effort on becoming a computer scientist,
After completing his Secondary school young key48 then further on ICT institute after a years of graduating from
ICT institute,
he then travel to the city of Lagos for job seeking in the process of looking for job he then
came into realized that music was not what he though in his early ages rather music is one thing that many people
who join it usually" when the became stars the seems to do some actions that is illegal to religions,
and also to understand that
being a rapper or singer is not illegal but drinking, smoking, following women's, and more are highly illegal
to religious believes but in realization that there are millions, if not billions that are not a rapper or singer,
but there are a legendary in smoking, drinking, and following women's, so if you can't control yourself when you are musician then
you still can't control yourself even if you are not a musician,
young key48 began written his music in 2017 and set a first release in 2020 with many single hits like, Rap Languages which is now
on broadjam to 10 no. 1 Nigerian chert list, and Jealousies, Supernik, Naija 2 the world, Cuz, of you and more hit singles
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