Kelvynboy has emphasized that the success of a song is unpredictable during its creation process. According to the singer-songwriter, determining whether a song will become a hit is more about feeling and imagination rather than certainty. He explained that envisioning someone singing the lyrics and picturing the song's potential impact are key factors in the creative process.

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Kelvynboy emphasized that ultimately, the success of a song is in the hands of a higher power and not solely reliant on human effort. He stressed that success is predetermined and not solely determined by one's talent, willpower, or expertise. However, he acknowledged that talent and the grace of God play crucial roles in an artist's journey. Kelvynboy admitted that not all of his songs have achieved the success he envisioned initially.

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Despite facing opposition and criticism for his unique sound, Kelvynboy expressed gratitude for carving his own path in the music industry. He highlighted songs like "Vero," "Mea," and "Yawa No Dey" as examples of instant hits, mainly due to the issues they addressed. Kelvynboy noted that his songs often take time to resonate with his audience due to their distinctive nature.

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He cited the example of "Pilolo," which took five months to gain widespread popularity. Additionally, Kelvynboy revealed his involvement in the production process of his songs, as he has a clear vision of the sound he wants to achieve. The latest release from the independent Highlife/Afrobeats artist is "On My Way."

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