Nigerian rapper Skales, born Raoul John Njeng-Njeng, recently opened up about his feelings regarding family and fatherhood in a candid interview. The artist revealed his regret over not having more children, stating that he feels a strong responsibility to continue his family line. “I regret not having baby mamas; I really regret,” he confessed, highlighting the weight of his position as the last surviving member of his family.
In the interview, Skales shared a poignant moment from his life, reflecting on the loss of his mother and the subsequent realization that he is the sole bearer of his family’s lineage. “I realized there was not much of my bloodline when I lost everyone, including my mother,” he said, expressing a deep sense of isolation and urgency regarding his familial responsibilities.
Skales emphasized that his family’s legacy rests heavily on his shoulders. “I am like the only person in my family bloodline that is still alive. So, the bloodline relies on me to reproduce and continue my lineage,” he noted. This sense of duty, coupled with his personal losses, has profoundly shaped his views on fatherhood and family.
