Sarkodie shares sad childhood that made him introvert

Rapper Sarkodie has publicly acknowledged being an introvert, reason for his unsociable nature that many have criticised him for.

In an interview with Angela Yee on Way Up in USA, Sarkodie delved into the origins of his laid-back personality, tracing it back to a challenging childhood.

“I had to endure serious hardships while living with someone; I didn’t know where my mom and dad were. It was a tough start, and the experiences I had were far from the best,” Sarkodie shared.

Born Michael Owusu Addo, Sarkodie revealed that during his formative years, he found himself in the care of a guardian as he was separated from his parents. The difficulties he faced under the guardianship of this person left a lasting impact on his character.

These early struggles shaped his inclination towards a more introverted and observant approach to life. He found comfort in being on the sidelines, watching events unfold without actively participating, an outlook he developed to cope with life’s challenges during those trying times.

Despite the hardships, Sarkodie holds no resentment towards the individual responsible for his upbringing. He empathizes, acknowledging that they did the best they knew how at that time. Nevertheless, he acknowledges that the difficult circumstances he encountered have left a lasting impact on him.

According to Sarkodie, it was during those trying times that he discovered his writing talent, which eventually paved the way for his music career. Writing became his means of expressing his emotions and experiences, transforming into an outlet for creative expression.

Sarkodie had earlier shared this story in a single ‘Mile 7 Saga’ which detailed how he was maltreated by the guardian mostly unprovoked.

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