Prince Kaybee has left the ladies drooling. Image via Twitter @PrinceKaybee_SA
‘Not well received’: Prince Kaybee opens up about feeling insecure
Fans comforted Prince Kaybee after the producer admitted to feeling insecure following the reception of his new album.
Prince Kaybee has left the ladies drooling. Image via Twitter @PrinceKaybee_SA
Award-winning musician Prince Kaybee has admitted to feeling “insecure” following the reception of his new album, Gemini. Taking to Twitter on Friday 30 September, the Charlotte hitmaker opened up to his one million followers about his insecurities and many applauded him for being honest.
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PRINCE KAYBEE ON HIS NEW ALBUM ‘GEMINI’
Prince Kaybee released his fifth studio album, Gemini, on 17 June. The producer featured the likes of Ami Faku, Nkosazana Daughter and former Idols SA judge Unathi Nkayi.
Kaybee was one of a few artists who performed at The Social Assembly, an event held in Botswana on 30 September. Following the performance, a fan questioned why the star did not play any music from his new album.
“It’s an insecure album for me, not well received so as an artist, you never know if its safe. Art is wild, but I apologise,” he said in his response.
FANS COMFORT PRINCE KAYBEE
Tweeps were quick to comfort Prince Kaybee after he opened up about the poor reception of his Gemini album. Many reminded the producer that he has several chart-topping hits.
“We love Gemini, I once gave it album of the year stats, you just need to make a video for Zimbali, just for December, we apologise,” wrote one tweep.
“You have hits, don’t take yourself for granted big pro please!!” wrote another tweep.
“A good album is a good album regardless of the reception. Kanye West dropped Yeezus and the album was not received well but today its amongst Kanye West’s best work.”
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MILANI
Prince Kaybee launched his wine label, Milani, in September. The producer named the label after his son.
“So excited we are finally here. Thank you to all the men and women back and the farm who have made this possible. Today I’m announcing that the Milani Wine is now available on our very own online store.”
