Why I Think 'Ku Lo Sa' Deserved More - Oxlade

Nigerian singer Oxlade has been very busy flying around the world performing shows and putting out new music, but now, he's back in Nigeria and he's letting us in on what he has really missed about the country, what the first thing he did when he got back was, and about why he thinks "Ku Lo Sa" despite its success is still underrated.

Oxlade made the revelations during a new interview with The Beat 99.9 FM, here is everything the "Ku Lo Sa" singer had to say.

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During his interview, Oxlade was asked "You just got back from your tour, how does it feel to be back in your home country right now?" He responded:

OXLADE: First of, I'm homesick so it is very overwhelming and underrated. I feel so grateful to be back to where amala is properly made. By the grace of God beside me, that is the first thing I did when I came back. Gbegiri! Trust me.

"That is what they say that when you leave Nigeria, you start to miss it?"

OXLADE: I mean, that is the truth! And then when you spend money to a certain level, you wish you can run away [laughs].

"In your opinion, what will you say is your biggest song till date?"

OXLADE: Everybody knows my biggest song. I think this question is funny. It's unfair to ask me that kind of question because you know the answer. The song that gave me plaques is my biggest song, "Ku Lo Sa".

"What do you think is your most underrated song, to you?"

OXLADE: All my songs are underrated. All my songs, including "Ku Lo Sa". Yes, straight up! I make the best music. I make the best jams. Is it "Away", is it "Ojuju".

"How do you say "Ku Lo Sa" is underrated when it has billions of streams?"

OXLADE: Oh, I'm saying I deserve more. That's what I'm saying. You call it billions, I want to see trillions, how about that! Maybe I'm over ambitious but it is what it is. Omo, me I will blow my trumpet oh. If you don't like it, it's on you.

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