Terry G makes a startling revelation: ‘I sing for the devil’

Nigerian rapper, singer, songwriter, and record executive Gabriel Oche Amanyi, widely recognized by his stage name Terry G, boldly characterizes his music style as one that opposes the glorification of God.

The ‘Oti Komi’ hitmaker made these remarks in a preview of the upcoming episode of The Honest Bunch Podcast.

Terry G stated that despite common misunderstandings, secular artists do not exalt God in their music; instead, their compositions directly celebrate the devil.

Drawing on his own experience, the vocalist underscored that in reality, his style of music doesn’t fall under the category of gospel music; thus, it’s deemed secular.

In his words, “I am a secular musician. I sing for the devil. We [secular musicians] sing for the devil, we praise the devil. We don’t glorify God. Abi all this one wey we dey do, you think say na God we dey do am for?”