Olamide stage performance nervousness revealed as rapper says past on-stage attacks have left him anxious during live shows
Nigerian rapper Olamide has revealed that he often feels nervous before stepping on stage, citing past traumatic experiences during live performances.
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Speaking in an interview with YouTuber Korty EO, the artiste, popularly known as Baddo, said his anxiety stems from unpleasant incidents he has encountered while performing in front of large crowds.
The Olamide stage performance nervousness revelation sheds light on how repeated on-stage disruptions, including moments where fans allegedly grabbed his chain and hat, have impacted his confidence over time.
He described the experiences as unsettling and unpredictable, noting that they have made him wary whenever he is about to perform.
Olamide explained that despite his long-standing success in the music industry, the fear of unexpected crowd behaviour remains a recurring concern during live shows.
The rapper added that such incidents create a sense of uncertainty, making it difficult to fully relax while on stage, even in high-energy performances.
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His comments have sparked conversations among fans about artist safety and crowd control at live music events in Nigeria and beyond.
