Ayra Starr, a Nigerian musician, recounted her difficulties a few years ago.
In an Instagram post, the singer disclosed that she used to sell veggies and fruits with her grandmother six years ago.
The Mavin Records signee stated that she would frequently sing for clients who came to their shop to buy veggies and fruits.
Starr, on the other hand, thanked God for “really blessing me” with the ability to earn money through music.
“6 years ago this used to be me selling vegetables and fruits with my grandma, singing to whoever wanted to hear me. Now people are paying to watch me perform,” she wrote.
“Will forever be grateful for where I am in my life, God really blessed me.”
Starr gained prominence in 2021 after releasing ‘Bloody Samaritan’, a track off her debut album ‘19 & Dangerous’.
In February, the singer revealed how her belief in God uplifted her music career through the Mavin Records deal.
“I just allowed God to manifest his grace through me. I use to model because I had to make little money for school but I always knew music was going to come,” she had said.
“The way music manifested, the way it came into my life was like if I had not believed in God, it wouldn’t have happened. I just posted a cover on Instagram that day but I didn’t want to post it.
“I was like it’s too ugly, it’s too emotional, I shouldn’t post it and something kept telling me not to post it, but I posted it.
“It was not up to an hour, my record label boss saw the video and sent me a message like oh come to the studio – and here I am today.”
