The singer detailed his love life in an exclusive interview with HipTV. When questioned about his romantic status, the singer said flatly, “I am a virgin.”
By Omotayo Olutekunbi
Magixx, a Nigerian artist, has made an unexpected confession about his personal life, admitting that he is still a virgin.
The singer detailed his love life in an exclusive interview with HipTV. When questioned about his romantic status, the singer said flatly, “I am a virgin.”
Magixx further elaborated, “Me personally, I am a virgin, for real. You can write stuff off your personal experiences and off other people’s experiences, so I’d like to see myself as a social scientist, a social observer.”
He also discussed his most recent tracks, Colours and Loyal, released in March 2023 as his first releases of the year.
Colors, according to the artist, represent his profound affection for a lady and express his readiness to take tremendous measures for her. Loyal, however, dive into the subtleties of relational trust.
Alexander Adelabu, known as Magixx, debuted his Mavin Records in 2021 with an eponymous five-track EP.
He has continually established his imprint in the music world since then, unleashing song after hit. Before his latest releases, Magixx released Shaye, the first track of his forthcoming Atom EP.
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