Ajebo Hustlers: Burna Boy Was The Inspiration For ‘Barawo’

June 7, 2023
Ajebo Hustlers: Burna Boy Was The Inspiration For 'Barawo'

In a recent interview on the renowned Afrobeats Podcast with media personality Adesope, Ajebo Hustlers recounted their early struggles and the bumpy road they travelled to achieve success.

They revealed how, in 2016, they found themselves squatting with K-Switch, a fellow artist, as they relentlessly pursued their dreams in Lagos.

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The year 2017 brought little progress, but undeterred, they continued to push forward. Finally, in 2018, they caught a glimmer of hope.

However, success still eluded them, and they found themselves squatting in a humble abode while their music career hung in the balance.

During these trying times, Ajebo Hustlers faced discouragement from friends who advised them to quit music due to the seemingly insurmountable challenges they faced.

The duo shared the emotional turmoil they experienced, as friends questioned their decision to persist in a seemingly fruitless endeavour. It was a true test of their faith in themselves and their craft.

Inspiration struck when they created their breakout hit, ‘Barawo.’ The song was born from the awe-inspiring success of Burna Boy and Zlatan’s collaboration, ‘Killing Dem.’

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Filled with excitement, Ajebo Hustlers realized the potential of their creation and felt that Zlatan’s presence on the track would elevate it further. They approached the artist, hoping to collaborate and amplify the impact of their music.

Their breakthrough arrived when they received the thrilling news that Olamide had shared their song. This pivotal moment opened the floodgates to further success and recognition.

Ajebo Hustlers were no longer just striving in obscurity; they had captured the attention of industry giants and loyal fans alike.

Since their well-deserved entry into the mainstream, Ajebo Hustlers have continued to captivate listeners with their unique brand of music. Their infectious melodies and relatable lyrics have gained significant prominence and struck a chord with audiences around the world.

As Ajebo Hustlers continue to craft their musical legacy, they inspire countless artists to stay true to their passion and embrace the unpredictable path that lies ahead.

Somto Bisina
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