Korede Bello Urges Couples to Have More Children, Cites Michael Jackson's Example
Korede Bello: Have More Kids Like Michael Jackson's Parents

Nigerian singer Korede Bello has sparked a heated conversation with his recent message to married couples, urging them to consider having more children. The artist, known for his hit song 'Godwin,' shared a thought-provoking video where he questioned what the world would be like if Michael Jackson had not been born.

Korede Bello Questions Modern Family Trends

In the video circulating online, the Afrobeats singer expressed concern about the growing trend of small family sizes. He explained that limiting childbirth could reduce the chances of raising exceptional talents like the late King of Pop, Michael Jackson. According to Bello, the world benefits when families bring more lives into existence, as it increases the probability of producing extraordinary individuals.

The singer reminded fans that Michael Jackson, widely regarded as one of the greatest musical geniuses of all time, was the seventh child in his family. Bello posed a rhetorical question: 'What if Michael Jackson's mother had stopped at two or six kids? He was the seventh. Imagine a world without him just because she chose fewer children.'

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Bello Laments the Decline of Large Families

Bello lamented that modern couples are increasingly limiting themselves to one or two children, a trend he believes is reducing the possibility of birthing more gifted individuals. 'Now many people are having just one child. It is very rare to find a young couple with three kids these days,' he said.

While acknowledging that economic challenges play a significant role in this decision, the singer appealed to couples to rethink their approach. He argued that the world might have missed out on Michael Jackson's genius if his parents had decided to stop at fewer children.

Nigerians React to Korede Bello's Statement

Many Nigerians expressed mixed feelings about the singer's message, with some questioning the practicality of his advice. Social media users flooded the comments section with their reactions.

One user, @Gagetstopibadan, wrote: 'You can give birth to another Michael Jackson for us. But the child that sees food to eat turns into Michael Jackson in this Tinubu regime. Hunger will kill the father, mother, and all seven children.'

Another user, @JovenFamoso, commented: 'So I should have six kids because of MJ? Bro, your thinking is crazy. What about people with two kids whose kids are still great?'

@Martins_114 added: 'People who don't know MJ's history. His family had a passion for music and performance. He and his brothers had a band called the Jackson 5. He didn't become an icon overnight. His work ethic remains unmatched in the music industry.'

@djxxxtreme1 said: 'That's why I want seven kids, one wife, and three baby mothers. A man's greatest gift is his seeds. You can impregnate your way to the throne or to jail.'

Bello's Call for Bigger Families

Korede Bello's message has reignited the debate on family size in Nigeria, where economic pressures often lead couples to opt for fewer children. While some agree with the singer's sentiment, others argue that raising a large family is financially unsustainable in the current economy.

The singer, however, remains firm in his belief that smaller families limit the chances of producing talents like Michael Jackson. He urged couples to consider the long-term benefits of having more children, despite the immediate challenges.

Korede Bello Opens Up About His Faith

In related news, Korede Bello previously spoke about his religious journey. The singer revealed that he was born a Muslim but later began reading the Bible out of personal conviction, not religious pressure. He explained that he now follows Jesus Christ and believes people should recognize this through love rather than labels or public opinion.

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