Khaid, the talented musician, is finally back after a long break due to health issues. Fans were happy to see him healthy and ready to make music again. However, his return has been controversial. He uploaded two pictures on social media and then unfollowed everyone except for Olamide.
Khaid’s actions might be due to post-trauma from being hospitalized, depression, or he might be trying to show off. Whatever the reason, these moves could hurt his already struggling career. He has been inactive for over seven months and unfollowing his label boss, Sydney Talker, who has always supported him, seems like a bad idea.
Asake and Rema, who are global superstars, can afford to make bold moves and still be successful. But Khaid is not at their level yet. Imagine big stars like Davido, MI Abaga, Phyno, Adekunle Gold, and Mr. Eazi following you on Instagram, and you don’t follow them back. Who does Khaid think he is? The industry might soon give him a reality check, as Odumodublvck might say.
Khaid needs to remember that being humble is important in the music industry. Humility doesn’t mean you are weak; it shows you respect those who have helped you. It’s about maintaining good relationships and showing gratitude for the support you’ve received.
Khaid has the potential to do great things in music, but he needs to be careful. His recent actions might come across as rude or arrogant, which could turn fans and industry professionals against him. To revive his career, Khaid should focus on making good music, stay humble, and reconnect with his supporters.
In conclusion, Khaid’s return is something to celebrate, but he must make wise choices. By staying grounded and respecting his peers and supporters, he can rebuild his career and achieve the success he deserves. Let’s hope Khaid makes the right moves and comes back stronger than ever.
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