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Black America Web
16-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Black America Web
G Herbo's Realest Moments: Music, Family, and the Grind
Source: Reach Media / Urban One G Herbo is 'Posted On the Corner' with hosts DJ Misses and Incognito revealing layers of his life, artistry, and personal growth, giving an intimate glimpse into what makes the man behind the mic tick. The conversation kicked off with G Herbo reflecting on his fifteen-year music career. 'Staying true to myself is what got me here,' he said, crediting his ability to stick to his lane and build a loyal fans. His humility was evident as he acknowledged his supporters for elevating his artistry to new heights. Tackling a more sensitive topic, G Herbo opened up about his experiences with mental health. Having lived through immense trauma from a young age, he revealed how he came to understand the weight of his struggles. 'Growing up, we didn't even know what mental health was,' he admitted. Diagnosed with PTSD and working through early battles with substance abuse, G Herbo stressed the importance of seeking help, especially for younger fans. His openness was not only inspiring but also a call to action for those navigating similar challenges. STAY INFORMED! CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER! On a lighter note, the rapper brought some humor to the table, sharing his latest passion—cooking. 'I'm learning how to barbecue,' he quipped, explaining how he's earned the title of family grill master. The hosts couldn't resist teasing him about dad sandals being a grill-side essential, adding playful energy to the exchange. Whether he was dropping gems about staying true or cracking jokes about dad sandals, G Herbo kept it all the way real. His honesty about grinding through pain, leveling up, and always repping for his people hit different. This wasn't just another sit-down—it was Herbo showing love to the fans and proving he's still in touch with the culture, still growing, and still inspiring the next wave to do the same. READ MORE STORIES: G Herbo's Realest Moments: Music, Family, and the Grind GloRilla, Gatorade & WNBA Team Up For 'Let Her Cook' Campaign Fashion Killa Cuties! Rihanna Makes Red Carpet Debut With Both Sons, RZA & Riot, At 'Smurfs' LA Premiere SEE ALSO
Black America Web
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Black America Web
Davido: The Pulse of Afrobeats on the Global Stage
Source: Reach Media / Urban One Davido is Posted on the Corner with DJ Misses and Incognito to talk it up about his new release 5ive, his family life, and upcoming tour. The youngest of five, he might command sold-out shows across continents, but staying grounded is clearly part of his DNA. Right now, he's gearing up for an international tour stretching from July through November—a testament to the worldwide appetite for Afrobeats STAY INFORMED! CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER! If you're a fan of Davido you know that he doesn't stay still. One minute he's in the US on stage the next minute he's in the mother land tearing it up. So when asked how he manages life on the road, Davido laughs. 'I was just complaining to my team the other day—we gotta slow down! We're about to go on tour, back to back until November.' For Davido, touring isn't just about personal milestones; it's about flying the flag for the culture. Despite its explosive growth, he reminds us, 'Globalization of African music is still fresh. We're just five or six years deep.' Right now, he counts 'maybe 10' globally recognized Afrobeats stars. Compared to hip hop's hundreds, the responsibility is heavy. 'We have to be everywhere at the same time, pushing it.' RELATED STORIES: Davido Breaks Down His 'Timeless' New Album Title And HBCU Beginnings Davido Shares Gospel Music Vision From His Father During His Wedding We all know it takes a village, and Davido's rise hasn't come in isolation. 'The beauty for me is seeing the people who were with me when it wasn't lit, now shining alongside me.' With a clear fondness for his team and day-one friends, Davido places loyalty and community at the heart of his success. Looking forward, he reveals he has dreams outside of music into wider entertainment. 'I definitely want to dabble in the media—even owning a TV or radio station, or bringing up new talent.' The wave of African music isn't the only thing he wants to carry worldwide. Davido's vision includes storytelling. He's working on a documentary, aiming to highlight not just his own story but the wider African experience for international audiences. 'We've got a whole film industry back home. More collaborations are happening… producers, chefs, creatives coming together.' He sees unity as the next leap for Afrobeat, mirroring the approach of the Latin music world, where art and commerce intersect to create global phenomena. READ MORE STORIES: Davido: The Pulse of Afrobeats on the Global Stage OOKA & Cookies Builds On Partnership, Launching CBD Pods Nationwide From Bad Boy To Sad Boy: Diddy Throws Up A Heart In Courtroom Sketch With the release of his latest album, 'Five,' Davido shares that getting it right took a blend of creativity and shrewd business. 'From music to promotion to marketing, we realized we had to match what global artists were doing. Beyoncé is rehearsing ten times a day! We needed to work harder and smarter, get the business side tight, and handle our visibility everywhere.' The result? Strategic collaborations, from Chris Brown and Victoria Monét to Jamaican stars like Shenseea and 450, building cross-cultural bridges between Africa and the Caribbean. Looking beyond his upcoming tour, Davido shares, 'There's so much about to happen. This is just the beginning.' Whether it's in a packed stadium in London or a club in Lagos, he carries the voice of a continent, and he's only just getting started. Check out the full interview below: HEAD TO THE HOMEPAGE The article 'Davido: The Pulse of Afrobeats on the Global Stage' was created with the help of SEE ALSO
