Olamide Gets Candid About Fame

Olamide Flow With Korty Interview reveals the rapper’s emotional side, mentorship style, and surprising lifestyle choices, from food to fear and fatherhood

Olamide Flow With Korty Interview has quickly become one of the most revealing conversations in recent Nigerian pop culture.

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In the latest episode of Flow With Korty, the reserved YBNL founder shared emotional reflections, surprising lifestyle habits, and his formula for long-term success.

Olamide admitted that even after more than a decade in the spotlight, he still gets stage fright. “The crowd can humble you,” he said, emphasizing how unpredictability keeps his performances fresh and driven.

He paid homage to musical icons Michael Jackson and Fuji legend Wasiu Ayinde as key influences in shaping his sound and work ethic.

More than a performer, Olamide is a trusted mentor having nurtured artists like Fireboy DML, Adekunle Gold, Asake, and Lil Kesh. He explained that his mentoring style values depth over quantity: “I’d rather build three great artists than chase clout with ten.”

In a fun rapid-fire round, he described his signees with one word: Fireboy as “amazing,” Adekunle Gold “audacious,” Lil Kesh “adorable,” Asake “spontaneous,” and himself “peaceful.”

The interview took an unexpected turn when Olamide shared his preference for clean, luxurious meals favoring broccoli and caviar over traditional dishes like amala. His fans were stunned to hear the street king now opts for sea bass and lamb chops.

He also touched on his deeply personal experiences, opening up about losing his parents and how Yoruba values like humility and perseverance continue to shape his life and leadership.

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The Olamide Flow With Korty Interview isn’t just a conversation it’s a powerful glimpse into the man behind the music, offering inspiration to artists and fans alike.