Award-winning artiste, KiDi has come to terms with the narrative that life cannot be lived to meet the expections of every single human being.

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He says he has learnt to detach himself from negativities online and the opinions of people as he advances in life.

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Speaking on the"Talk No Dey Cook Rice podcast, the Afropop sensation acknowledged the emotional toll that coem with fame and social mediaa, but noted that he has learned to stay focused and unbothered by unecessary pressure.

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"Once I began to understand that I’ll never please everybody, life became easier," KiDi told host Derick Elorm Ashilevi.

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"Even if I give someone 1 million, they’ll ask why it wasn’t 1 million, they’ll ask why it wasn’t 2 million. Some people are just unhappy, they hate themselves and project that onto others," the musician stated.

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The "Lomo Lomo" hitmaker, who recently bagged the Best Collaboration of the Year at the 26th Telecel Ghana Music (TGMA) for his song with Black Sherif, emphsized that many online critics are simply projecting their frustrations through the their trolls.

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"There are people out there who will come onto social media and say something to you; it's not personal... They woke up this morning, they've not eaten. You've come to put there that ‘hey stream my music’. He’ll come and say Look at this Kwasia, why will I stream your music’. It’s not personal. He's angry inside about something that's happening in his personal life. He's just projecting it onto me.

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"It’s not personal," he added. "They’re angry about their own lives and take it out on you."

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