People from different origins can connect through the common language of good music. Through their words, rhythm, and sound, it has developed into a means for people to express themselves and connect with people from all over the world.

Leading example of this is Qing Madi, a Nigerian rising sensation at the moment. With the release of her most well-known song, “See Finish,” which has received a lot of plays across many music platforms, the 16-year-old is gradually establishing herself in the Afrobeat scene and is predicted to be Nigeria’s next “big thing.”

She discusses her life, how she became viral in Nigeria at an early age, her musical influences, and her future goals with The Guardian Life.

Who Is Qing Madi

A prime example of this is Qing Madi, a current emerging star in Nigeria. The 16-year-old is steadily making her mark in the Afrobeat industry and is expected to be Nigeria’s next “big thing” with the release of her most well-known song, “See Finish,” which has gotten a lot of hits across numerous music platforms.

She talks about her life, her early rise to fame in Nigeria, her musical influences, and her aspirations for The Guardian Life.

Tell us about yourself and the creative inspiration behind your name?

Qing Madi, also known as Chimamanda Pearl Chukwuma, is my name. Born on July 1st, 2006, I am a 16-year-old Nigerian singer, composer, and dancer. I am a prodigy from a family of four that was born and reared in Benin City.

My name was inspired by feminism and independence; a Qing is a woman who is independent and does not require anyone to tell her where she should live. a dominating woman.

Tracing your steps into music, where would you say the passion came from?

Growing up, Kendrick Lamar was the biggest inspiration I had; he is a lyrical prophet who introduced me to poetry.

However, my mother gave me the greatest passion I could have asked for. Even at a young age, her confidence in me helped me to comprehend who I was.

What did your parents feel when you indicated an interest in music and how are they supporting you now?

My mother, who raised and trained me, is extremely proud of me and is overjoyed that our prayers and labors have been answered.

What was the inspiration behind “See Finish” and how did it feel going viral in Nigeria?

The inspiration for “See Finish” originated from a real-life experience that inspired me to use music as a means of self-expression. It was a genuine song that just flowed from me; as soon as I heard the music, I felt compelled to interact with it.

Hearing others sing my lyrics back to me made me feel strange since I knew that they could actually relate to it. And I felt fulfilled most of the time when I received direct messages telling me how my music had made others feel better about themselves and discover the beauty of being by themselves.

How are you balancing music with school as well as being a teenager?

Although I haven’t started college yet, I’m doing a great job juggling music and being a teenager.

It doesn’t feel all that different because I’ve never been the kind to hang out with people frequently. However, I find it scary because I can never know whether vibe is real. Now that everyone wants to be in my circle.

You performed at arguably the biggest concert in Lagos, Homecoming. What was that experience like for you at such an early stage of your career?

I feel privileged to have had the opportunity to play there; it was incredible to reconnect with my identity as well as to interact with the audience and sing to them.

With all the fame and attention at a young age, what activities do you engage in that makes you feel like a kid again?

Talking to my best friend usually helps me feel normal again, therefore it’s therapeutic for me.

Are you working on anything now and what should your fans be expecting from you moving forward?

I’m working on a body of music that will be my debut as a signed artist, with newly discovered sounds and perhaps some collaborations. I hope my fans share my excitement as I’m extremely excited.

Is Qing Madi a Nigerian?

Born on July 1, 2006, Chimamanda Pearl Chukwuma, also as Qing Madi, is a Nigerian singer, songwriter, and dancer.

Which secondary school did Qing Madi attend?

Qing Madi completed her secondary studies at Benin City’s Negbenebor International School.

Which record label signed Qing Madi?

Sony Music Entertainment Inc., also shortened to SMEJ or just SME, is the Japanese division of Sony Music. It is also referred to as Sony Music Japan.