'"Hadumo" Was About Darboe & Talib' — O Boy Breaks His Silence on Politics, Fame & Music

Was O Boy's controversial song Hadumo really about Lawyer Ousainou Darboe and Talib Bensouda? Why do so many of his songs become political talking points? And what is his response to years of speculation? In this exclusive Bitilo interview, one of The Gambia's biggest music stars speaks candidly about the stories behind his music, the controversies that have followed him, and the journey that made him one of the country's most influential artists. In this interview, O Boy discusses: 🎵 The inspiration behind Hadumo, Ajindi, and other hit songs 🗳️ Politics and why many of his songs are interpreted politically 🤝 His partnership with Gambian Child 🌍 His popularity in Casamance and Guinea-Bissau 💰 YouTube success and the business of Gambian music 🎬 The controversy surrounding Wulolu 🎤 The possibility of collaborating with ST Brikama Boy 👑 His legacy and the future of Gambian music 💬 Do you think artists should openly express their political views through music? Share your thoughts in the comments. 👍 Like | 💬 Comment | 🔔 Subscribe to Bitilo for exclusive interviews, breaking news, and in-depth conversations shaping The Gambia. #Bitilo #OBoy #Hadumo #GambianMusic #TheGambia #Politics #AfroManding #NfallyFadera #ExclusiveInterview