In other news, Geh Geh has sparked a serious conversation about class, access, and the music industry, but his own actions are telling a different story.
The content creator recently shared his thoughts on what it truly means for a child from a poor background to compete with the children of wealthy and well-connected parents in the Nigerian music industry. Using Wizkid's son and Ochacho's son as examples, he pointed out that these children have mentorship, structure, money, platforms, and direct access to industry decision-makers, things a poor man's child simply does not have.
(looks away like Davido)
"Their fathers have mentorship; they have structure and the money, and both children are talented. Their fathers have platforms, everything about the music business; they have the money for it,"
He said.
He then posed the uncomfortable question:
"So imagine the child of a poor man that now wants to compete with them right now?"
(yimu like Wizkid)
Geh Geh concluded that the only option for a poor man's child is to believe in themselves, in God, and in the possibility that nothing can stop them.
"Believe in yourself so much that even if the result doesn't show yet, you know it's just a matter of time. Because if you don't believe in yourself, self-doubt starts to come in, and you might start questioning if you will ever succeed."
(shakes head like Simi)
But here is what the blogs did not tell you.
The real reason Geh Geh is so passionate about this topic is not because he is trying to inspire poor children. It is because he has been secretly training his 10-year-old son to compete with Wizkid and Ochacho's children. Sources say he has already enrolled the boy in vocal lessons, bought him a small keyboard, and started calling him "Young Geh Geh" in front of industry friends. He is not warning poor children about the competition, he is preparing his own son to join it.
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Source: One of Geh Geh's neighbours, Mr Edward Kamal, who heard him tell his son, "You will be bigger than Wizkid's son. Just trust me."
