“I Was Busy Drawing Private Parts, Not Doing School” – Wanlov The Kubolor Opens Up About His Creativity
Ghanaian musician and visual artist, Wanlov The Kubolor has shared a candid glimpse into his early life, admitting that school never really captured his attention.
“I didn’t like school; I was busy drawing private parts,” he revealed in a recent interview, adding a humorous twist to his unconventional beginnings.
Wanlov explained that those early experiments weren’t just mischief—they were the roots of a creativity that has now evolved into music, visual art, and bold social commentary.
“Creativity has evolved, and I’ve learned to channel it into projects that resonate with people on different levels,” he said.
Known for pushing boundaries in both his music and art, Wanlov has become a cultural icon whose work challenges norms and inspires young creatives to embrace their uniqueness.
His story is a reminder that following your curiosity and passions, even outside traditional paths—can lead to remarkable success.
Fans have praised his honesty, calling it motivation for the new generation: sometimes the path less traveled is where true creativity lives.
Source: Hitz 103.9 FM
