Why i took friends and family to shows- Ayra Starr recounts struggles

Ayra Starr has revealed how she used to struggle with being an up-and coming artiste.

Ayra Starr said that of last year she would go along with close friends and families to concerts and performances to sing along and ginger the audience in case no one knew her songs.

Sarah Aderibigbe, also known as Ayra Starr, Mavin Princess, has revealed how she used to struggle with being an up-and coming artiste.

The ‘Rush’ crooner reflected on her past outing at concerts and noted that she used to seek the help of her friends and family members to act as her friends.

Ayra Starr said that of last year she would go along with close friends and families to concerts and performances to sing along and ginger the audience in case no one knew her songs.

Taking to her Twitter account, the songstress wrote; “Early Last year I used to take my friends and family to concerts and performances just in case no one knew my music, they would help me scream my songs and ginger the audience Sapa nice one.”

See the post:

Early Last year I used to take my friends and family to concerts and performances just incase no one knew my music ,they would help me scream my songs and ginger the audience 😂 Sapa nice one 🥺

Meanwhile, recall that the fast-rising singer has unveiled her newest project with American singer and actress, Kelly Rowland.

Taking to Instagram, Ayra Starr announced she would release a song with the music icon.

“Super excited to share this with you all. Someone I’ve always wanted to work with and it’s in my song Bloody Samaritan….the beautiful legend @kellyrowland out tomorrow!!!!”.

This has left her fans screaming with joy as they cheered her on.

Peter Okoye, Ebuka Uchendu, Mercy Macjoe and others all took to her comment section to fuel her drive.

Comedienne Warri Pikin wrote, “9ja to the world. Mehhhhhhhhh

Ebuka wrote, “We’re eating good

Denola Grey wrote, “What????

Mercy Macjoe wrote, “Yessssss Girl

Peter Psquare commented with several emojis.

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