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    TG Omori reveals why he no longer works with Asake.

    Emma TeeBy No Comments2 Mins Read

    • TG Omori opens up about the reasons behind his decision to stop working with Asake.

    TG Omori reveals why he no longer works with Asake.
    TG Omori reveals why he no longer works with Asake.

    Nigerian music video director, ThankGod Omori Jesam, popularly known as TG Omori, has revealed the reasons behind his decision to stop working with Asake, shedding light on the circumstances surrounding their parting.

    Their collaborative journey commenced last year with the release of the chart-topping single “Organize.”

    This partnership immediately garnered attention, setting an entirely new benchmark for the music video industry. The dynamic synergy between TG and Asake became palpable, captivating fans with their limitless creativity and cutting-edge visual storytelling.

    As time passed, the duo embarked on a series of projects, each one surpassing the previous in terms of innovation and narrative aesthetics. This creative partnership reshaped the music video landscape, establishing TG Omori and Asake as formidable forces in the industry.

    Speculation started to circulate when Asake chose to collaborate with different directors for his most recent music videos. There were rumours swirling around, with many suggesting that the Terminator hitmaker might have had some issues with TG Omori. This speculation gained traction, especially after the release of “YOGA,” which didn’t achieve the same level of attention as his previous works.

    On September 10, 2023, Boy Director appeared as a guest on the Zero Conditions podcast, where he discussed his relationship with Asake and the reasons behind their decision to stop working together. During the interview, the accomplished director emphasized the enduring mutual respect they both share.

    TG Omori revealed that Olamide, the CEO of the YBNL record label, has consistently championed the cause of offering opportunities to gifted individuals.

    As per TG Omori’s perspective, it would be unfair to judge Asake for choosing to collaborate with other directors. In an industry that flourishes through adaptation and teamwork, this viewpoint underscores the professionalism and unity that characterize the Nigerian music scene.