Crayon Recounts How He Cried Like a Baby for Not Getting Gigs 3 Years After Don Jazzy Signed Him to Mavin

• Upcoming singer Crayon has recounted his experience on the way to fame, especially after he was signed to Mavin Label
• Crayon said in December 2021, he cried to the extent he was having doubts about his talents, as he appreciated those who stood by him
• The singer said he has now lost count of how many shows he has attended, adding that he was ever grateful

Like many upcoming singers in the Nigerian music industry, Crayon shared some of the struggles he went through, especially during the first three years he was signed to Don Jazzy’s label, Mavin.

The Ijo (Laba Laba) crooner recounted his experience in December 2021 as he said he was crying like a baby and wondered if he was not talented enough.

He revealed that the assurance from Don Jazzy and others close to him kept him going. According to Crayon, he has now lost count of the number of shows he has attended.

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In his words:

“I remember going to JAZZY’s house crying to him like baba Wetin dey sup why them dey do like say them no dey see me!Haaaa JAZZY sha! The reassurance everytime! Baba go say calm down! No worry I no dey rush you I understand when your time come you go POP! And you go POP crazy!!!! Last year December I was crying a baby like what is happening to me like I’m not talented enough to get gigs abi no be sing too correct, jackpot , sofine , and all those other dope records! But now I’ve lost count of how many shows I have done ! I’m grateful.”

See the post below:

Mavin singer Crayon visits his former school in Lagos

Mavin Record's star, Crayon remembered one of his roots and decided to pay a visit in what looked like a superstar welcome.

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The singer was a special guest as he visited his former school, Treasure Court College, Iba, Lagos state where he had his secondary education.

All the students of the college came out in large numbers to have fun with the singer, most of them sang along to Mavin's hit single.

Source: Legit.ng