Nigerian singer Bella Shmurda has opened up about a pivotal decision in his life: quitting cannabis. The “Cash App” hitmaker shared his experience during a recent podcast, detailing the mental health struggles and creative challenges that motivated the change.
Bella Shmurda revealed that cannabis use triggered episodes of anxiety and fears about his future, significantly impacting his well-being. “I stopped smoking Igbo years back because I started getting anxiety and became scared of the future,” he admitted, reflecting on a difficult period in his life.
The singer also highlighted how the habit obstructed his artistic growth, particularly during the formative stages of his career. “Smoking wasn’t helping my creativity, so I had to stop it in the early start of my music career,” he explained.
He emphasized the value of maintaining clarity and focus to nurture his artistry.
Bella’s candid revelation underscores his commitment to self-improvement and the pursuit of a healthier lifestyle, serving as an inspiration to fans and fellow creatives alike.
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