Pheelz Reveals He Was 16 Years Old When He Made Olamide’s 2012 Hit Track 'First of All Go Down Low'

Pheelz Reveals He Was 16 Years Old When He Made Olamide’s 2012 Hit Track 'First of All Go Down Low'

  • Nigerian fast-rising Afrobeats producer turned artist, Pheelz, has spoken out about his first breakthrough on his road to stardom
  • The Finesse Crooner disclosed in an interview how old he was when he produced Olamide's chart-topping single First of All (go down low) in 2012
  • A portion of his statement that was shared on social media drew a lot of attention because of the age he claimed to be at the time
  • While some netizens praised his early-age ingenuity, others accused him of lying about it

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Nigerian fast-rising producer turned singer Phillip Kayode Moses, popularly known as Pheelz, has revealed the age he was when he made his first hit track.

In an interview with OkayAfrica, the hotshot mentioned that Olamide’s First of All released in 2012, was his first viral jam.

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Pheelz producer, Olamide Badoo
Pheelz and Olamide Badoo, a match made in heaven Credit: @pheelzmrproducer, @olamide
Source: Twitter

Aside from First of All, the whizz kid is well known for being the sole producer on Olamide's 2013 album, The Baddest Guy Ever to Live, with a production credit on all but one song.

Badest Guy Ever Liveth won Best Rap Album and Album of the Year at The Headies 2014. This shows that Pheelz occupies an important space in Olamide’s successful music career.

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Mixed reactions trail Pheelz's comment about the age he produced First of All

official_kingbukalee:

"Music is everything. ⚡❤️"

Issa Hammed:

"Sure olamide used him after bbanks."

Ayotomide José:

"Wow! He was 16 when he produced that song? Really?"

Blaise Paschal:

"Ayotomide José Google says he's 28 now, but the song was released in 2012 about 10 years ago. So, he wasn't 16 but 18, unless he's 26 now."

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Olasunkanmi Akanni Da-Silva:

"l Just look at....Person say he be 16 u dey argue for comment, but why na your age?

Khalifa Ashiru Danliman:

"Blaise Paschal made a song is dff from when they released it."

Horla Bode:

"These people can lie."

Alade Animashaun:

"Pheelz even Co-produced Eni Duro. Said by ID Cabasa in one interview with Adesope like that because Pheelz Learned from Cabasa."

Hakeem Ov Kalakuta:

"Wow wow pheelz is just good to great."

Pheelz makes shocking confession about his O2 performance with Davido

Fast-rising artist, Pheelz the producer, earlier revealed that the outfit he wore to perform at Davido’s 02 Arena London concert held earlier this year was begged and borrowed from Adekunle Gold.

The viral hitmaker disclosed how his visa was delayed, which led to his late arrival in London.

This was made known in an interview with the media personality Adesope Olajide on the Afrobeats podcast.

Source: Legit.ng

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