I won’t fake pain to promote my music& Camidoh
By:Love Wilhelmina Abanonave
Ghanaian Afrobeats Artist, Raphael Camidoh Kofi Attachie known by his stage name, Camidoh has opened up about a recent heartbreak he is going through mentioning that the song he put out titled ‘NLF ( Breakfast)’ was not for clout but portrays what he is actually going through.
The ‘Sugarcane’ hitmaker stated that, he thought his relationship would last forever so the part about the heartbreak that broke him was the fact that he was breaking up his life’s plans because he loves to set goals and achieve them.
According to him, he felt it was something he had to share with the public to inspire them being a public figure that he is. When asked on the GTV Breakfast show how he overcame the heartbreak, Camidoh stressed that, music helped him get through it by allowing himself to drive through the pain in his music. He also mentioned that he got himself into therapy which helped him.
He responded to the claims that he was only doing this to promote his music by stating that, he has too much credibility up his sleeve to chase clout, he also mentioned that he wouldn’t need to do anything silly for publicity. ‘I stand for being real, I don’t have to fake pain to promote music when I can pay money for marketing’, he emphasised.
Camidoh, added that the breakup felt like losing a child or losing someone to death, it was not gimmicks where your teacup falls to the ground and then you buy another one. ‘For me, it’s been seven months of not dropping music so I do not wish this on my worst enemy’, he stressed.
He said, he decided to work on NLF(Breakfast) two months into his therapy where NLF stands for Nothing Lasts Forever and Breakfast standing for Heartbreak.
