Ghanaian rapper and singer Amerado has shared an amusing yet
thought-provoking experience from his journey as a musician, shedding light on
how society sometimes underestimates the seriousness of pursuing a music
career.
In a recent interview with Adom TV/FM following a
performance, the “Kweku Ananse” hitmaker recounted a personal incident where he
had to block a lady he was interested in due to her lack of understanding about
his music profession. According to Amerado, the lady had asked him what he does
apart from music, a question that caught him off guard and left him feeling
unappreciated.
“I blocked a girl because she asked me what I do besides
music,” he admitted, expressing that such a question seemed to undermine the
dedication and hard work required to excel as a musician. For Amerado, music is
more than just a hobby or a side hustle—it’s a full-time career that demands
commitment, creativity, and continuous growth.
Amerado further addressed the ongoing struggle of balancing
his music career with his educational pursuits. Despite his demanding schedule
as an artist, the award-winning rapper remains committed to his studies,
determined to complete his tertiary education and possibly pursue further
studies. He acknowledged that solely focusing on music could be limiting, but
his ambition to reach greater heights in the industry keeps him motivated.
The rapper emphasized that he doesn’t view his education and
music as conflicting interests but rather complementary aspects of his personal
growth. His approach demonstrates a commendable level of discipline and
forward-thinking, as he continues to push his craft to new levels while
remaining academically focused.
Amerado’s story not only highlights the misconceptions
surrounding creative careers but also serves as an inspiration to young artists
striving to balance their passions with other important aspects of life.
Amerado who had an amazing year in music in 2024 has received multiple nominations at the 26th TGMA Awards.
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