‘I Invested in People, Many Doing Greater Than Me’ – Producer SamKlef Laments

Music producer SamKlef took to Twitter to share what seems like a reflection from his personal diary.

In his post, Samkelf listed the individuals he has contributed to in their rise to fame.

“I discovered Simi. I discovered Ric Hassani. I discovered Tunde Ednut. I was a mentor to Dami Krane, Flow Sick, and Phenom. I gave Durela his 2009 hit ‘Enemies Let Me Live My Life.’ I gave Vector his first major hit ‘Kilode.’ I gave Wizkid six classic hits. I gave myself ‘Molowo Noni.’ I gave Prince Jonzing his world. I gave Olamide his comeback hit song of 2013, ‘Stupid Love.’ Because I was humble and quiet, some people try to downplay me. Just like Uhtred in The Last Kingdom, I’m coming back stronger. I invested in people, and many of them are doing greater than me. God bless everyone.”

SamKlef’s list includes notable artists like Olamide, Wizkid, and Simi, who have since achieved significant success in their careers.

The music producer concluded his post by expressing that he has supported numerous individuals who have surpassed him in their accomplishments.