Fuse ODG Quotes
born 1988 Ghana
Nana Richard Abiona (born 2 December 1988), better known by his stage name Fuse ODG, is a Ghanaian-English singer, songwriter and rapper.
- Ghana
- Rappers
- Singer-songwriters
Random Fuse ODG quote
11 quotes
I perform all over the world, in Europe or America, but being in Africa is like being home. I’m expecting energy — pure energy. If you’re not here, you’re nowhere!
It’s so cool to be African now… it’s not like back in the day, when I was at school.it’s really not fair!
You can probably tell which one’s which.
CAF stands for love and unity, It’s an honour to be here and meet such incredible talent. There are good vibes everywhere. I can’t wait to see the performances.
People would cuss me about being African, tease me because of my accent. Being African back in the day wasn’t as cool as it is now.
I know, I know! But it’s got to be true, I heard it from more than one person.
After several years growing up in Kumasi in Ghana, Fuse came back to south London for secondary school.
I met Reggie Rockstone, this rap legend who I really looked up to, and he treated me like a London guy.
We didn’t even win, but I was just buzzing off that performance.
I was trying to find myself in this country! I guess it was the moulding of me as a person. When I come home, I’m African, when I go out, I’m trying to blend in.
We went back to Ghana when I was just a baby, then my mum had my brothers and sisters – I was the only one born here.