Singer Simi revealed in a recent interview with reality star Tacha on Cool FM that she has never been heartbroken before.
Speaking on her latest single Stranger, and the reason behind the song, she said, "I don't think I have ever been heartbroken. I don't know, that song, Stranger, came to me very easily. I guess, maybe I'm just a champion for people that have taken breakfasts severally. I'm here for them. I mean, somebody has to be."
She said she is yet to explore the idea of singing about being in a relationship where one has changed so much and finds themselves accepting or adapting to things they wouldn't normally do.
"You know, like you are in a relationship, they have not given you breakfast yet but you just feel like you've changed so much and you are doing things, accepting things or adapting to things that normally you would never would. And then one day, you look at yourself in the mirror, and you are like, I don't know that person", she added.
When asked if she's open to collaborating with a Nigerian female singer like Tiwa Savage in the future, she replied saying, "I think it's so beautiful to be existing in this era where we are the hot cake now. Everybody is trying to jump on our songs now. Shout out to Afrobeats."
Link to full interview:
Speaking on her latest single Stranger, and the reason behind the song, she said, "I don't think I have ever been heartbroken. I don't know, that song, Stranger, came to me very easily. I guess, maybe I'm just a champion for people that have taken breakfasts severally. I'm here for them. I mean, somebody has to be."
She said she is yet to explore the idea of singing about being in a relationship where one has changed so much and finds themselves accepting or adapting to things they wouldn't normally do.
"You know, like you are in a relationship, they have not given you breakfast yet but you just feel like you've changed so much and you are doing things, accepting things or adapting to things that normally you would never would. And then one day, you look at yourself in the mirror, and you are like, I don't know that person", she added.
When asked if she's open to collaborating with a Nigerian female singer like Tiwa Savage in the future, she replied saying, "I think it's so beautiful to be existing in this era where we are the hot cake now. Everybody is trying to jump on our songs now. Shout out to Afrobeats."
Link to full interview: