Veteran star Terry G has vowed never to retire from music, embracing his status as an “up-and-coming” artist rather than quitting the industry.
In a statement on social media, Terry G wrote, “I fully embrace being seen as an upcoming artist. You only become a legend when you retire—and I’m never retiring. So if you catch me chasing clout, let me be.”
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The 39-year-old singer, known for pioneering the street-hop wave in the 2010s with hits like “Free Madness,” “Sangalo,” “Akpako Master,” and “Run Mad,” is currently attempting a comeback with a new collaboration alongside Victony titled “Tanko”. This move signals his determination to remain relevant in today’s Afrobeats scene.
Terry G’s decision to continue making music comes despite criticism that he is seeking to revive his career through social media. However, the artist remains committed to his craft, stating that he would rather be seen as an emerging talent than step away from the industry. With a career spanning over a decade, Terry G’s legacy in Afrobeats is undeniable, and his determination to continue creating music reveals his passion and dedication to his art.
