(YBNL act, Viktoh. Photo: XLT)
Once upon a time in April 2014, YBNL boss, Olamide announced the official signing of two new Bariga-bred local acts ‘Viktoh’ and ‘Lil Kesh’.
Olamide said he did this as part of his effort to give back to the hood that brought him up and help recognize and bring up fresh talents from the hood. True to his word, he got them off the street and their professional careers kicked off.
15 months after, Lil Kesh has grown to be a ‘superstar’ in his own rights. In just 6 months, November 2014 to be precise Lil Kesh fulfilled a lifelong dream when he was up on the stage along Davido and Olamide at the Channel O music video awards in South Africa. His chart topping song ‘Shoki’ became a viral song continent wide and has been nominated at several local and international awards.
Word on the street however has it that Viktoh introduced Lil Kesh to Olamide and convinced he YBNL boss how good he was before they both got signed.
(Viktoh and Lil Kesh when they were newly signed in April 2014)
Whispers around the industry are already comparing Viktoh’s experience at YBNL to the famous ‘Skales’ experience at E.M.E. Really and truly, Viktoh is talented but somehow something seems missing in his career.
Is YBNL doing enough to push his music? Why does he seem to be left out at most of their gigs and performances? Why has he not done any major tour? Why has he not traveled with Olamide outside the shores of the country? Why is he not following the YBNL crew to their live concert in UK this October while new signees Adekunle Gold and Chinko Ekun will be there?
Since Viktoh was signed in March 2014, he has dropped 3 official singles ‘Say dem say’, …Read More
Source:: The NET
