I don’t want to be complacent – Kuami Eugene

Reigning VGMA unsung act of the year Kuami Eugene says that amongst all the distractions that could be a threat to his young career, complacency is what he intends to fight strongly.
The ‘Boom Bang Bang' singer believes that in being a celebrity, there is the tendency for one to become too satisfied with one's achievements.
In an interview with Joy News' MzGee, he said “Sometimes you think you're too much okay because you're ‘there', and it's all part of being famous.”
The young artiste admits that he is gaining recognition very fast within the music industry, but added he recognises that he has a lot more work to do because he surrounds himself with other artistes who have reached higher pedestals and that shapes his goals.
According to Kuami Eugene, one of the measures he is taking to fight complacency is to be sure to lend a helping hand to anyone who needs it despite his position.
“We don't know who will help who tomorrow, so when I get the opportunity to help anyone or when I'm ahead of anyone, I don't get too much excited that it affects my relationship with anybody,” he stated.