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Nigerian singer Adekunle Gold has opened up about his regrets over creating the heartbreak anthem 'Damn Delilah,' a track from his debut album ‘About 30.’ The revelation came as the artist marked the sixth anniversary of the album, sharing reflections on his past experiences and the emotional toll they took on him.
To commemorate the milestone, Adekunle Gold posted the album cover on his X (formerly Twitter) handle on Sunday with the caption, “Happy 6 years Anniversary to my beautiful piece of Art. #About30.” The nostalgic post quickly caught the attention of fans, with one fan reposting it humorously, saying, “Delilah will never forget this album [laughing emoji].”
In a surprising reply, Adekunle Gold revealed the lingering impact of the song on him, stating, “She passed. Sometimes I feel bad for making that record.” This candid admission sparked curiosity among his followers, prompting one fan to ask for the full story behind the song.
Responding to the fan, Adekunle Gold detailed the painful experience that inspired ‘Damn Delilah.’ He recounted, “You people [stress emoji]. I have told the story many times. Anyways, I was in a relationship with a girl that had a boyfriend (I didn’t know). Me I don fall, but the babe dey play me. Long story short, one Saturday morning, I got a threat call from a random guy saying I should back off, I should never speak to his woman again. I called the babe immediately, she don block me everywhere. Lol. I got so heartbroken and made Damn Delilah.”
The song, which vividly narrates the story of a manipulative lover and the heartbreak that ensued, resonated deeply with many listeners upon its release. However, Adekunle Gold’s recent reflections highlight the personal pain behind the music and the complex emotions involved in turning real-life heartache into art.
As Adekunle Gold continues to evolve as an artist, his openness about past regrets and experiences adds depth to his narrative, allowing fans to connect with his journey on a more intimate level. The candid revelations serve as a reminder of the emotional complexities behind the music that fans cherish.
The anniversary of ‘About 30’ not only celebrates Adekunle Gold’s artistic achievements but also provides a moment for reflection on the personal stories that shape his work. As fans revisit the album, they gain a deeper understanding of the emotions and experiences that fuel his creative process.
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