dailyloe.com – Grammy-winning singer Tems revealed how her music career profoundly changed her life. She said it helped her overcome hyper-independence and embrace vulnerability. Tems shared these personal reflections in a recent interview with Doose Of Society.
She explained her tendency to push people away before becoming a professional musician. However, making music taught her to be more open and receptive. Tems said her career forced significant personal growth.
“Being an artist has changed my life,” Tems stated in the interview. She noted that many people now know her due to her fame. The singer said she had to shed habits holding her back.
One of those habits was her hyper-independency. Another was her pattern of pushing people away. This self-rejection affected her ability to accept love from others.
“I have now learned to embrace love,” Tems added. She said she aims to be open and free to give love. The artist also learned to be vulnerable without feeling odd.
Tems launched her music career in 2018 with her debut single ‘Mr Rebel’. Her major breakthrough came with Wizkid’s 2020 hit ‘Essence’. She has since collaborated with global music icons.
Her collaborators include major stars like Drake, Beyoncé, and Justin Bieber. Tems has won two Grammy Awards for her musical work. She also achieved a significant streaming milestone.
Tems became the first Nigerian artist to surpass 40 million monthly streams on Spotify. This achievement highlights her massive international popularity. Her career continues to evolve both personally and professionally.[]
Source: The Nation Newspaper
