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I never know what I’ll say on stage — Segun Johnson

Popular singer, Segun Johnson, says spontaneity is central to his performance style, noting his creativity is rooted in divine inspiration, not rehearsals. Read More: https://punchng.com/i-never-know-what-ill-say-on-stage-segun-johnson/

I never know what I’ll say on stage — Segun Johnson

Popular singer Segun Johnson has revealed that spontaneity is at the heart of his performance style. In an interview with Saturday Beats, he explained that his creativity stems from divine inspiration rather than memorized routines. Johnson emphasized that his ability to spontaneously generate catchy phrases and expressions sets him apart from other entertainers.

He intentionally chose not to rehearse before events, believing that being spontaneous keeps his brand authentic, natural, and unpredictable. Johnson highlighted the distinction between simply performing and creating memorable moments. While performers may focus on the entire event, he pays attention to remarkable occurrences that may last only a few seconds during a lengthy performance.

He believes that identifying and maximizing these moments can leave a lasting impact on the audience. When asked about his recovery process after energetic performances, Johnson stated that he completely switches off after every event. He avoids listening to the radio in the car or receiving calls, both mentally and socially, to recharge fully.

When inquired about what would happen if his creativity ceased, Johnson affirmed that it wouldn't stop flowing, as it is a gift from God and not based on a rehearsed repertoire. This belief in spontaneity was the driving force behind building his brand, ensuring that his real strength comes from not having a predetermined plan.

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