Omah Lay hinted at working on new music by reflecting on his creative process on Twitter.
He revisited an old tweet where he struggled with songwriting and revealed that most of his songs are born out of his personal struggles and misery, suggesting that his music is often inspired by his darker emotions and challenging experiences.
Instead of expressing concern for Omah Lay’s well-being, fans in the comments section were more focused on the quality of music he produces, with some even jokingly suggesting that he should remain in a state of depression if it means he continues to create great songs, prioritizing his art over his mental health.
jidrek wrote, “I think Omah lay is good at l what he’s doing by scamming us that he’s
depressed and he’s losing his mind. He’s using that tactics to get to us and yes it’s a sweet tactics.”
osakpolor_christian wrote, “Those your misery lyrics hits differently. Don’t change please”
starboy7765 wrote, “U losing ur mind but u enter studio, record, promote, u don they cr*ze already”
generalskubex wrote, “Abeggg make he no be say omah lay don later find joy and happiness, Abeg ooo”
dibia18 wrote, “One song just came to my mind and that’s I’m a mess”
oyovwi44 wrote, “Just continue to dae lose your mind no dae alright abeg”
hardeskid wrote, “The truth be say my new gbedu dev cure see finish and stafilococos”
iam_decelebrity wrote, “We’re not after entertainment right now, let’s focus on the protest tomorrow.”
charloblawdy_ wrote, “That’s what you are known for, when you start doing cr*zy songs, it might go both ways. They either
don’t love it or they do! But they would always remember how you came that made them a fan.”
Omah Lay has established himself as a talented artist with a string of hit songs like “SoSo” that have topped music charts. His unique sound, which blends Afro beats with melancholic undertones, has been praised by fans and critics alike.
In fact, his fans have coined a new genre to describe his music: “Afro-depression”, a testament to the emotional depth and relatability of his songs.
