In a candid conversation with Sadik Cybha of Sagani TV’s North Arts, Ghanaian Afropop artist Fancy Gadam revealed his regret over not pursuing higher education and urged upcoming musicians to prioritize education alongside their music careers.
Known for hits like “Yakachana,” Fancy Gadam opened up for the first time about his unschooled life, expressing remorse for neglecting formal education during his formative years. He admitted that his decision was driven more by waywardness than a lack of intellect, acknowledging his fast learning abilities.
Reflecting on his own journey, Gadam emphasized the importance of education for aspiring musicians, stating that a combination of formal education and dedication to music would lead to comprehensive growth in their endeavors. He urged upcoming artists not to allow their interest in music to prevent them from getting educated, highlighting the benefits of a well-rounded education in shaping their careers and lives.
Fancy Gadam’s advice comes from a place of personal experience and growth, and his message resonates with aspiring musicians who may be navigating similar choices between pursuing their passion for music and investing in education.
By sharing his regrets and insights, Gadam hopes to inspire the next generation of musicians to make informed decisions that will contribute to their long-term success and fulfillment.
