An upcoming musician, Lawal Temitope, popularly called 333riller, has given himself a 5-year target to become the dazzling star in the Nigerian music industry.
The Ibadan-based recording artiste’s talent has not gone unnoticed with many of his fans already tipping him for certain musical awards.
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He ventured into music at a young age as a member of his church choir and became an avid listener of gospel music, especially by Ayefele whose songs he can sing with near proficiency.
He further listened to D’banj and not before long, began remixing his “No Long thing Album” and later, began to write his own songs by creatively re-flavouring popular songs.
The Kogi State-born Ibadan-based singer was born on February 3, 1993.
He began his elementary education at Josabig Intensive Nursery and Primary, Ibadan, before its completion at Oxford Model College, Ogun State.
He had his secondary education at Oganmode Grammar School and Fas Comprehensive College respectively.
He bagged a B.sc in Mass Communication from Wolex Polytechnic and has also been doing music professionally ever since acquiring his certificate.
When asked by a Radio Presenter regarding the stiff competition in the music industry and how he intends to fare, he concurred that he is making efforts to stay relevant seeing the sky is wide enough for every bird to spread and wriggle its wings.
He expressed optimism that with the blessing of God, he will become a household name in the music industry in the next five years.
He confidently concluded that 333riller had come to stay and should be watched out for.
His new project “LEKKI GIRLS” is currently doing well in the mainstream media.
