Prince Kaybee Shares What Inspired His 2015 Hit ‘Better Days’ Feat Audrey: “I Was Just Hungry”

• Prince Kaybee shared the inspiration behind his track Better Days (featuring Audrey), revealing it stemmed from a difficult phase in his life
• Responding to a fan on X, Kaybee explained the song emerged after being scammed while running an illegal cab business
• He described this experience as a wake-up call that prompted him to create Better Days

Prince Kaybee shared what inspired his song Better Days, which features the talented Audrey. The award-winning star shared his story after a fan praised him for his good work.

Prince Kaybee reveals the inspiration behind Better Days

Prince Kaybee gave his fans and followers an interesting story time on the micro-blogging platform X, formerly Twitter. The conversation began when one fan praised him for the song.

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Responding to the impressed fan, Kaybee narrated the circumstances that led him to make the track. He said it was inspired by a difficult phase in his life. He wrote:

"I was just hungry and fed up with what we did in the streets, I remember the last thing before that song we had just counted money from pirating a taxi, my friend and I had an illegal cab, so some guy scammed us the car pretending to be a mechanic kanti he is in bed with the taxi association guys. So all that was another reminder that we would die if we carried on, and then Better Days came."

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Source: Briefly News