Vector wears his Nigerian pride on his sleeve at all times.
The Nigerian recording artist is a true icon in every meaning of the word, paving the way for other African artists to follow suit, demonstrating that they, too, can make their wildest goals come true if they work hard, stay enthusiastic, and never lose sight of the end objective.
Vector, who has 1.4 million Instagram followers, uses his platform to share the love of music from Nigeria with the rest of the world. Not only is his music genuine and profound, but it also seamlessly sets the tone for any occasion.
Vector has no answer when asked what he would do if he wasn’t a musician. The “Mama Maradona” rapper confesses that he has never worked a 9 to 5 job and that his entire life has been built around music.
Vector recently released his new album, Teslim: The Energy Still Lives In Me, which is named after and dedicated to his late father.
Vector spoke with AllHipHop virtually about what Nigeria means to him when he fell in love with music, his Top 5, his new project, the inspiration for “Clowns,” aspirations, and more!
