The singer made the statement while reflecting on his experiences in the entertainment industry and the changes he has faced in his personal life.
“Fame is dangerous. In my next life, I don’t want to have a talent or be famous, I just want to be rich. I was born a Nepo baby, but after losing my dad and everything, I am hustling like a Lapo baby,” Barry Jhay said.
The singer’s comment has sparked conversations online about the realities that can come with fame, including public scrutiny, pressure and the challenges of maintaining a successful career in the entertainment industry.
Barry Jhay, whose real name is Akinyemi Olasunkanmi, is known for songs that often explore personal experiences, relationships, hardship and emotional struggles.
His latest remarks highlight the contrast between being born into privilege and having to rebuild one’s life after experiencing significant personal loss.
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