Have you ever felt torn between two cultures, wondering where you truly belong? Then join me for this amazing conversation with my latest guest, eLDee - the iconic Nigerian musician-turned-American real estate mogul.
Growing up straddling American and Nigerian influences, eLDee shares his fascinating journey of immigrating to the U.S. while his music career was taking off back in Lagos. From intentionally shifting his base to Nigeria to raise the bar with visuals like being the first to use the RED camera for a music video, to eventually settling more permanently in America, eLDee 's story offers a unique lens into the immigrant experience. He gets candid about grappling with his identity, feeling both Nigerian and American, and hoping to one day help remedy systemic issues in Nigeria through the wisdom gained abroad.
eLDee's life is a powerful example of how our cross-cultural experiences can be assets rather than obstacles. If you're ready for honest, thought-provoking conversations about finding home between two worlds, hit subscribe on the Zero Generation podcast feed wherever you get your podcasts. There are more incredible stories like this coming soon!
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Audio and Video Production by Adode Media www.adodemedia.com
Music Production by Akinoluwa Oyedele
Have you ever felt torn between two cultures, wondering where you truly belong? Then join me for this amazing conversation with my latest guest, eLDee - the iconic Nigerian musician-turned-American real estate mogul.
Growing up straddling American and Nigerian influences, eLDee shares his fascinating journey of immigrating to the U.S. while his music career was taking off back in Lagos. From intentionally shifting his base to Nigeria to raise the bar with visuals like being the first to use the RED camera for a music video, to eventually settling more permanently in America, eLDee 's story offers a unique lens into the immigrant experience. He gets candid about grappling with his identity, feeling both Nigerian and American, and hoping to one day help remedy systemic issues in Nigeria through the wisdom gained abroad.
eLDee's life is a powerful example of how our cross-cultural experiences can be assets rather than obstacles. If you're ready for honest, thought-provoking conversations about finding home between two worlds, hit subscribe on the Zero Generation podcast feed wherever you get your podcasts. There are more incredible stories like this coming soon!
Follow Lanre ‘eLDee’ Dabiri on Instagram and on Twitter.
How to connect with me:
Follow me on all the socials
Audio and Video Production by Adode Media www.adodemedia.com
Music Production by Akinoluwa Oyedele