“Why I left my parents home when I was 18 years old to pursue my musical career”–Kuami Eugene tells a hustle and bustle tale [Video]

Ghanaian singer Kuami Eugene explained that he had to leave his parents’ home to start his musical career at the age of 18.

According to him, at the time, circumstances at home were not conducive or supportive of his dream of being a “Rockstar.”

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Kuami Eugene said last night, speaking to Abeiku Santana on the United Showbiz Show, that his father got tired of his behavior at home and the noise pollution he was creating in the name of making music.

“My father loved and supported my dreams but he gave up when my music was not making it to the top. Therefore, he one day unplugged the computer I was working on and in effect destroyed the systems I was working with.”

Finally, he wanted to leave home to move out there, where he had the independence and peace of mind to do what he enjoyed most.

“I opened a mini studio in my mother’s kitchen where I helped boys in the area to make music so I could get some money to get by. Sometimes, I had to force my mother to make space for me in the kitchen so I could continue with my studio work.”

“It got to a time when I just decided I needed to leave and that really helped,” he said in Twi.

watch the video below.

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