WHY I QUIT FOOTBALL TO PURSUE MUSIC- DARKOO

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Darkoo, a British-Nigerian rapper and singer, has talked candidly about her unplanned transition from athletics to music.

The “Favourite Girl” actress recently disclosed in a podcast that she used to want to play football but gave up after experiencing a health issue during a game.

“Music was never the plan. I wanted to be a footballer,” she shared. “A lot of people have not seen me on the pitch because I don’t play football anymore. The last time I played, I fainted because it was a lot of exercise.”

Since switching to music, Darkoo has become one of the industry’s most prominent rising stars.

 

 

 

 

 

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