9ice Says Devil Controls Music, Warns Young Artists
Singer 9ice claims the devil controls the music industry, calling him the “choirmaster.” He warns young artists about spiritual risks tied to fame and lifestyle
9ice devil control music claims have ignited strong debate after the Nigerian singer described the entertainment industry as spiritually dangerous, stating that the devil oversees much of its influence.
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In a revealing interview with Nancy Isime, 9ice, born Akande Ajifolajifaola, referred to the devil as the “choirmaster” of the industry.
He explained that his conclusion comes from both his personal experiences and spiritual insights gathered over the years.
“The devil controls music. Devil is the choirmaster. That’s why we smoke and do all the things we do,” he said.
“I’m not lying to you. He’s the most powerful angel. I’m speaking based on knowledge and what I’ve experienced spiritually.”
9ice’s statement wasn’t just an accusation—it was also a cautionary message to up-and-coming artists.
The devil controls music. Devil is the choirmaster. That’s why we smoke and do all the things we do.
He urged young musicians to enter the industry with spiritual awareness and moral clarity, warning that chasing fame blindly can lead to personal destruction.
“Music is spiritual. If you’re coming to this industry, understand where you’re coming to. You need to protect yourself or you’ll lose yourself,” he added.
The singer’s comments come as part of a broader discussion about the intersection between fame, morality, and spiritual forces in entertainment.
Known for his deep lyrics and personal transformation, 9ice recently revealed a shift in his beliefs—embracing traditional African spirituality after surviving what he described as a six-month spiritual attack.
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His revelations have sparked mixed reactions, with some fans praising his honesty, while others question the implications of blaming spiritual forces for behavior in the industry.
