How radio station rejected me, 9ice for singing in Yoruba’ – Reminisce

Remilekun Abdulkalid Safaru, also known as Reminisce, an indigenous rapper, has spoken about his “first major” rejection in the music industry.

The ‘King Of Boys’ artist revealed that his first major rejection came when a radio station rejected his and singer 9ice’s CDs because they usually performed in Yoruba.

In a recent interview with Zikoko, he revealed this.

Reminisce said, “My first major rejection was with 9ice on the Island at a radio station where we went to submit our music CDs for airplay, and the feedback we got was that we would never make it.

“They said 9ice was singing like Babalawo [native doctor] cos he sings in Yoruba.

“The other guy told me: ‘why am I rapping like a buffoon, can’t I see Ruggedman? He said that we should both go back and look for something to do with our lives and be better.

Kanyidaily recalls that Reminisce warned trolls against dragging his family, promised to fish out perpetrators.