Renowned Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage has opened up about facing hurdles due to her wardrobe choices upon returning to Nigeria from the United Kingdom to pursue her music career. In a recent interview with BET, Savage revealed that her outfits were deemed "too risqué," leading to her being barred from performing at concerts and having some of her early music videos rejected for being considered indecent.
During the interview, Savage reflected on the cultural clash she encountered, noting that even her modest attire faced criticism and backlash online. However, despite the setbacks, she persisted, with her fanbase steadily growing and demanding her presence in the industry.
In addition to discussing her music career, Savage shared insights into her latest project, a movie titled "Water & Garri." Speaking at a pre-launch press conference hosted by Livespot Entertainment, she disclosed that the idea for the film came to her while she was inebriated. She expressed gratitude to her team for embracing her unconventional inspiration and recognizing its potential.
Savage's revelations shed light on the challenges faced by artists navigating cultural norms and artistic expression in the Nigerian music industry. Her openness about her experiences provides valuable insights into the complexities of the entertainment landscape in the country.
