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Vector Shares How His Song Uplifted Someone in Psychiatric Care
Nigerian singer and rapper Vector Tha Viper has revealed that his hit song with Goodgirl LA, ‘Early Momo,’ helped someone at a psychiatric home overcome depression.
The ‘King Kong’ crooner shared the story while discussing the impact of conscious music on a recent episode of The Honest Bunch podcast.
Vector emphasized that musical success goes beyond chart positions, focusing instead on the real-life impact on listeners.
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“I released ‘Early Momo’ and got a message from a psychiatric home saying it helped someone who was depressed… That’s a successful moment in somebody else’s life that I didn’t even intend. Success has different definitions,” he explained.
He added that music should resonate with people’s experiences, helping them through tough times, regardless of streams or charts.
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