“I Was Vomiting Blood for Six Months” — 9ice Opens Up on Struggles and Music Industry Dangers

Nigerian music legend, 9ice, has sparked intense reactions online after a deeply emotional revelation about his personal struggles and the spiritual side of the music industry.

In a trending interview making the rounds just minutes ago, the “Gongo Aso” crooner admitted that he secretly battled a terrifying health crisis, vomiting blood continuously for six months, without the public ever knowing.

“I wasn’t given Grammy but Burna got it. I was just passing a message as an artiste. I was vomiting blood for six months straight in my house, and nobody knew,” 9ice confessed, his words laced with both pain and reflection. He went further to caution fellow musicians about the weight of their lyrics, insisting that the devil manipulates and controls certain aspects of music. “That’s why I tell artists to mind what they say in lyrics cus the devil controls music,” he warned.

The revelation has left fans divided — some expressing shock and concern, others praising his courage for speaking out on a taboo subject many artists shy away from. In an industry where glitter and success often mask the struggles behind the scenes, 9ice’s honesty paints a haunting picture of the unseen battles entertainers face.

His mention of Burna Boy’s Grammy win adds another layer to the conversation, hinting at the pressures and comparisons artists endure in the global music scene. But beyond the Grammy talk, it was his raw admission of silently battling for his life that struck a chord, reminding Nigerians of the fragility of those we often see as untouchable superstars.

As reactions continue to pour in, one thing is clear: 9ice’s words have reopened the long-running debate about the spiritual undertones of music and the dangers many artists claim lurk in the industry. Whether the public chooses to believe him or not, his testimony has already shaken the entertainment world.

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