Adekunle Gold expressed his desire to explore a different facet of his identity as the motivation behind his decision to braid his hair.

Adekunle Gold, a renowned Nigerian artist identified as Adekunle Kosoko, has disclosed that his decision to braid his hair was motivated by his desire to explore a different aspect of his identity.

The artist known for the song "Party No Dey Stop" denied allegations that the hairstyle was a deliberate component of a branding strategy.

During his appearance as a guest on the television program "Touching Base" on MTV Base Africa, the individual in question revealed this information. The program is presented by actress Susan Pwajok.

According to his statement, he indicated that there was no intention for my braided hairstyle to serve as a form of branding.

In the year 2019, there was observed an increase in the growth rate of my hair. Recall the instance in which I encountered an individual characterized by rebellious and unconventional behavior. I expressed a desire to explore a different aspect of my personality. Allow me to attempt to cultivate this hair and subsequently style it. I possess a highly commendable core pattern, as it is commonly referred to. The fundamental texture [laughs].

However, yes. I have recently made the decision to cultivate my hair, and I must say that it complements my appearance quite well.