Slimcase is the new voice of the street but before he found his way to the limelight, he had had it rough.
In a recent Punch Reports, the Oshozondi singer said he is not a threat to some established Indigenous rappers like Olamide, Lil Kesh and Small Doctor despite the fact that most people are speculating that he is.
The singer noted that he was simply their colleague and not a threat.
He said,
“I am not a threat to the likes of Olamide, Lil Kesh or Small Doctor but people may think I am because I have brought a new sound from the street to the industry.
People just like the way I do my thing because in my songs, you cannot easily decipher if I am singing or talking. They just love the uniqueness of my style. Everyone is doing well in their own lane. I just thank God for where I am today.”
The Legbelegbe crooner said once worked as a factory worker for about ten years where he earned about N15,000 per month.
“Before fame found me, I worked as a factory boy for about ten years. I worked with Dangote and a lot of companies that produce dry gin. I earned about N15,000 per month but now, I am one of the most sought-after artistes and I charge about N1m per show,” he said.
