Jesse Jagz Reveals Why He Doesn’t Listen To Other Artists’ Music
03 March 2019 |
8:00 am
Nigerian rapper, Jesse Jagz has disclosed that he does not listen to music made by other artists because he likes to stay in his own lane and enjoy his own music. The Chocolate City signee made this known in n chat with Punch Newspaper where he also spoke on his current project and the music industry in Nigeria.…
Nigerian rapper, Jesse Jagz has disclosed that he does not listen to music made by other artists because he likes to stay in his own lane and enjoy his own music.
The Chocolate City signee made this known in n chat with Punch Newspaper where he also spoke on his current project and the music industry in Nigeria.
He said,
“I don’t listen to other people’s music; I just like to do my thing. I create my own music and I motivate myself. I feel like everybody is doing fine in their own way but I just stay in my own lane. The only person I can put my money on is me.”
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