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Adekunle Gold Thanks Olamide for YBNL Opportunity: “Fam for Life”

By MaryJane Obiwumma

Jul 27, 2024

Nigerian singer Adekunle Gold has expressed heartfelt gratitude to his former mentor, Olamide, for the pivotal role he played in his career.

Taking to social media, Adekunle Gold reminisced about his journey from being a graphic designer to becoming a music sensation under Olamide’s YBNL label.

Adekunle Gold

In a heartfelt tribute, Adekunle Gold credited Olamide for not only hiring him to design the iconic YBNL logo but also for embracing him as part of the YBNL family.

He wrote, “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.”

Olamide, known for his nurturing approach to talent, responded warmly, affirming their enduring bond with the words, “Fam for life.”

Adekunle Gold’s journey with YBNL began in 2015 when his breakout hit “Sade” catapulted him into the spotlight.

During his tenure with the label, he released his debut album titled “Gold,” which further solidified his place in the Nigerian music scene.

The singer’s departure from YBNL came after the completion of his contract, reflecting Olamide’s commitment to nurturing artists to stand independently.

This approach, marked by a two-year agreement campaign, aims to equip artists with the skills and recognition needed to thrive in the music industry.

Adekunle Gold’s acknowledgment of Olamide’s support underscores the impact of mentorship and collaborative spirit within Nigeria’s vibrant music industry.

Olamide

This heartfelt exchange comes amidst recent revelations from Tiwa Savage, who shared how Olamide turned down a ₦100 million collaboration offer, highlighting the integrity and strategic vision that define Olamide’s leadership in the music industry.

As Adekunle Gold continues to evolve as a solo artist, his tribute to Olamide serves as a testament to the enduring bonds forged within the YBNL family and the transformative power of opportunity and mentorship in Nigerian music.

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