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  • “I Am Not A s*x Symbol” -TiwaSavage
  • Beautiful Songstress, Tiwa Savage in an
    interview talks about her humble
    beginning and why she waited so long
    to release her debut album.
    But one of the most
    buzzed about headlines is Tiwa's response to
    being a s*x symbol. "If you ask my family, I
    am not like that. I am a laid-back person",
    she tells the publication.
    Tiwa didn't shy away from speaking on her
    fiancé. She spoke on why she wrote a song
    for him "You know the culture here. If you're
    not married and just focus on your career,
    people would start asking questions. He
    understood my journey; he was able to push
    me career-wise and he encourages me a lot.
    So, I had to do a song for him."
    Excerpts
    On why it took 2 years to drop her debut
    album – This album is from my heart and it's
    something that I worked so long for. A lot of
    people wondered why it took so long and
    that's because we had to go through a lot of
    legal processes to clear some of the samples
    that we used and that took months. Also, we
    wanted to work with some notable producers
    like Warren 'Oak' Felder who worked with
    Nicki Minaj and Rihanna. So, we had to work
    round their schedules and that's why it took
    so long.
    This is an album that I don't want to be the
    usual Nigerian album with patchy tracks from
    beginning to end. I want it to have a
    meaning.
    On competition with female singers –
    Why should I be scared of competition? Like I
    said on stage, you have Nicki Minaj, Rihanna,
    Beyonce, Kelly Rowland and they're all female
    artistes and they're all big stars in the US.
    Why should it be only one person that will be
    known for quality music among female
    singers in Nigeria? I am actually glad that
    more female artistes are coming up.
    On fond memories of Isale Eko days –
    Growing up, I was like a tomboy. Back then, I
    didn't care about make-up or bags or shoes, I
    was very free. I had a very healthy
    upbringing.
    My parents made sure I was really grounded.
    I had loving brothers and I remember playing
    around all the time when I was a kid.
    On what stardom has changed about
    her – I was a little more out-going but I am
    now a bit more reserved. Some people like
    saying they haven't changed a bit when they
    start making more money, but that's a lie. I
    think you change because you're more wary.
    You want to be careful and trust less easily.
    I think people around me have changed too.
    They expect more. I'm under a microscope
    always. I might make a normal mistake but it
    will get blown up because it's Tiwa Savage.
    So, I am more wary of what I do and say in
    public than I was before.

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