“If I Weren’t A Musician, I Would Be A Porn Star” – Brymo



Nigerian singer, Olawale Ashimi popularly known as Brymo has in a new interview revealed what he would have been doing if he wasn’t a musician.


 The “Ara” Crooner who was signed to Chocolate City in 2010 had a chat with Guardian Life and disclosed that if he wasn’t a musician, he would have been a “Porn star.”

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

FUNAAB: VC, Pro-Chancellor in custody over failure to perfect bail conditions

Image
ABEOKUTA—The Vice-Chancellor, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Prof. Olusola Oyewole and Pro-Chancellor of the institution, Senator Adeseye Ogunlewe have spent three days in Ibara Prisons following their failure to perfect their bail conditions. Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/11/funaab-vc-pro-chancellor-custody-failure-perfect-bail-conditions/ FUNAAB —The Vice-Chancellor, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Prof. Olusola Oyewole and Pro-Chancellor of the institution, Senator Adeseye Ogunlewe have spent three days in Ibara Prisons following their failure to perfect their bail conditions.                    FUNAAB: VC, Pro-Chancellor in custody over failure to perfect bail conditions The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission had on Friday arraigned Oyewole ,Ogunlewe and the Bursar of the institution Moses Ilesanmi before an Ogun State High court sitting in Abeokuta on an 18-count charge bothering on stealing and fraudulent conve
Read more

News: A man's surprise for girlfriend goes really wrong...

Image
A naked Australian man was left red-faced after getting stuck in a washing machine during a game of hide and seek, after police had to grease him up with olive oil to get him out. The man clambered into the top-loader machine on Saturday afternoon in his unit north of Melbourne, aiming to surprise his girlfriend when she got home. But he became wedged, sparking a delicate rescue effort. "He was trying to surprise his missus and became stuck," Sergeant Tim Gleeson told the Herald Sun after police, firefighters, paramedics, and a local search and rescue squad used olive oil to manoeuvre the man out of his predicament. "They greased him up until he was free," Sgt Gleeson added. "It was just a game gone wrong. It would be fair to say the gentleman was very embarrassed," added Sergeant Michelle De Araugo.
Read more