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“Why I quit cannabis” – Bella Shmurda
Nigerian singer Bella Shmurda has shared a deeply personal decision from his life, revealing why he chose to quit smoking cannabis. The Cash App crooner made the revelation during a recent podcast appearance, where he discussed the significant effects the habit had on his mental health and creative process.
The singer disclosed that his decision stemmed from the anxiety and fears about the future that cannabis use triggered. “I stopped smoking Igbo years back because I started getting anxiety and became scared of the future,” Bella Shmurda said, reflecting on the challenges he faced at the time.
He also noted how the habit hindered his artistic growth, particularly in the early stages of his music career. “Smoking wasn’t helping my creativity, so I had to stop it in the early start of my music career,” he explained, emphasizing the importance of clarity and focus in his artistic journey.
Bella Shmurda’s candid confession has sparked discussions among fans and music enthusiasts, with many praising his decision and openness about the impact of cannabis on his life and career.
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Singer Bella Shmurda reveals he stopped smoking ‘igbo’ after experiencing anxiety and fear; says he only smokes cigarettes now.
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In other news, Bella Shmurda expressed his interest in collaborating with fellow artist Portable on an upcoming song.
In an interview on Max FM, Bella Shmurda, known for his hit track “Cash App,” shared his belief that their musical styles would complement each other well.
Despite his enthusiasm, Bella Shmurda acknowledged some reservations due to Portable’s involvement in various public controversies. He humorously mentioned his reluctance to deal with any potential “wahala” (trouble) that might arise from working with Portable.