Davido reveals why family didn’t support him at first

ABUJA. Davido, the Afrobeats superstar, has stated that his family members did not take him seriously when he first started out in music.

During a recent interview with Jazzy’s World TV, the singer said that being the last child in the family was one of the reasons he was not taken seriously.

The DMW boss stated that he was only recognized and accepted after his music gained popularity.

He does, however, enjoy being the last born because his siblings always have his back when he gets into trouble.

Davido said:

“When I wanted to do music, imagine being the last born of the family. I’m like, yo I want to do music. I’m going to be a superstar one day.

“Imagine trying to influence everybody in a family [where] you are the last born. Nobody took me serious. You feel me?

“But as I got older, they looked and they saw that, yo he is really good in this. And then finally, they let me do what I want to do. 

“But being the last born, I love it. If I had a challenge, my older siblings, they will be at my back for real.”

Meanwhile, Nigerian music duo, Paul and Peter Okoye, have claimed that their split in 2016 paved way for some popular Nigerian singers like Wizkid, Davido, Burna Boy and others to dominated the afrobeats music scene.

Naija News reports that the singers made the assertion during a recent interview on ‘The 77’ Podcast. Reacting to claims that afrobeats gained global recognition when they were apart, Peter said, 

“Says who? They never said that”

Paul added, “Let me tell you something, I’ve been hearing that. Even if they put it that way, it means some way God has his own way.

“If we were there [together in the music industry] those people [dominant music stars] there would have never been light for them. And don’t forget, we’ve dominated the [Nigerian] music industry for a long time. We held it down for nearly 13,14 years.” Naija News

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