I and Wizkid used to sleep on the same bed – B-Red

<p>“You can’t compare it to years ago when we were just faffing around.</p>, <p>Davido covered the first-ever edition of the Native Now Magazine.</p>, <p>He said, “Me and my brother, Sina Rambo were Mo’hits PAs in America. If them land na me and Sina dem go call; ‘ we are landing by this time, pick us up’.</p>, <p>He said, “Afrobeats now and then is different, it’s a multi-billion dollar industry.</p>, <p>“We were making amazing music and a lot of money but now people are changing communities, changing lives.”</p>, <p>Nigerian afrobeats superstar, David Adeleke, aka Davido, has reflected on the evolution of the genre during his 12-year run at the top.</p>, <p>He said afrobeats artists now are not only making millions of dollars but also changing lives and communities.</p>, <p>“I lived in Mo’hits’ house for two years and two months in Maryland. Before even Wizkid blow, me and Wizkid dey sleep for special bed, the same bed.”</p>, <p>He disclosed this on a recent episode of the Echoo Room audiovisual podcast hosted by Quincy Jonze.</p>, <p>The ‘Omo Baba Olowo’ crooner said the African music industry back then when he started and now is not the same.</p>, <p>He said despite his dad being a millionaire, he struggled to be where he is now.</p>, <p>He noted that afrobeats has grown from a poorly-funded industry to a multi-billion dollar industry.</p>, <p>B-Red, who is a son of the present Governor of Osun State, Senator Ademola Adeleke, said he lived in Mo’hits’ house for over two years.</p>, <p>Nigerian singer, Adebayo Adeleke, better known as B-Red, has revealed that he and Grammy-award winning superstar, Wizkid used to sleep on the same bed in Mo’Hits mansion.</p>