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Wale: “I owe my younger self an apology”

Wale: “I owe my younger self an apology”
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Rapper Wale discusses his career, Nigerian heritage, and his latest project 'YSF' in an exclusive interview. He reflects on themes of identity, mental health, and the pressure of fame.

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Provides insight into the evolving narrative of African artists in the global music industry and the importance of mental health advocacy.

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NEED TO KNOW Wale, born Olubowale Victor Akintimehin, is a 41-year-old rapper of Nigerian and Yoruba heritage. He earned a Grammy nomination for Best Rap Song in 2013 for Lotus Flower Bomb, his hit co...

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The article is a profile piece focused on the artist's personal reflections and career milestones.

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