Popular Ghanaian highlife crooner, Eugene Marfo, commonly known as Kuami Eugene has said that Ghanaians should enjoy him now while he churns out good music.
According to Eugene, a couple of decades to come seeing the Rockstar won’t come easy as he will close his doors for some people.
Speaking in an interview with NYDJ in Kumasi, the 2020 VGMA Artiste of the Year noted that just like the legends of Highlife does, he will be scarce if he clocks age forty.
“Put this footage down. When I get to 40, seeing me will be very difficult. When I get to forty I can stop this thing I’m doing,” Eugene said.
During the conversation with NYDJ, Kuami Eugene added that “why do you think I am working so hard to save? By 40 you can’t tell me what to do again”.
The singer explains that “by 40, if I like I will play the show, if I don’t like I won’t play the show again. I have realized something I came to this world alone and I will leave alone just like every single individual”.
The 4-time Highlife artiste of the year winner at VGMAs indicated that people are now at liberty to talk about him because of his career in the showbiz space but according to him, that will change at age 40.
“The fact that I am giving you so much opportunity to have so much to say about my life is because this is the job I’m doing, what if I quit this job, what else do you have to say about me,” he said.
“I’m doing this job because you purchase my music that’s why I love it, you have a say because you listen to my music, there will be a time you won’t have a say anymore because I will be like Daddy Lumba, I won’t sing the song again unless I feel like doing it,” he concluded.
Source: Mybrytnewsroom/Joseph Asare
