Some people tell me I’m too free, but that’s how I grew up – Davido reflects on fame

Afrobeats star Davido is known for being genuine and approachable. In a recent interview on The Breakfast Club, he discussed his personality and fame. He also talked about his relationship with fellow Nigerian artist Wizkid.

“I love everyone, man,” Davido said, setting a friendly tone. His outgoing nature contrasts with the more mysterious personas of other artists.

“I’m not a rebel like Burna Boy or mystical like Wizkid,” he explained. “I’m just me. People know me as the outgoing, free guy.”

Davido’s straightforward approach defines his character. He doesn’t try to fit the typical celebrity image. Some have told him he might be “too free” for a superstar.

“Some people tell me I’m too free,” he shared. “If my dad walked past you right now, you wouldn’t know.” This reflects how his upbringing shapes his interactions.

Despite his fame, Davido remains grounded and relatable. He shared a funny story about his manager getting frustrated with him at home.

“My manager gets mad at me for wearing slippers in the house,” he laughed. “Some artists come out looking good without effort.”

Davido knows how to balance personal freedom with career demands. His easygoing attitude resonates with fans, showing them the real person behind the star image.