Afrobeats artist Adurotoluwa Emmanuel Okanlawon aka YungManny has revealed that his mission is to unify the world through his craft.
According to YungManny, his aspiration is to become a household name internationally, spanning continents and cultures.
He added, “My vision extends beyond personal recognition to a commitment to uplift gifted and hardworking individuals in the music industry. In December, Lagos will witness the soul of YungManny in shooting, interviewing, and performing.”Amidst his ongoing musical pursuits, YungManny is sculpting a new Afrobeat EP, tentatively titled “Akata,” addressing stereotypes associated with being a Nigerian growing up in America.
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