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 Tolibian Opens Up About Struggles with Depression After ‘Ramadan’ Buzz Fades

Tolibian Opens Up About Struggles with Depression After ‘Ramadan’ Buzz Fades

Nigerian singer Tolibian has opened up about the emotional toll he experienced after the buzz around his viral hit, ‘Ramadan’, started to fade. The song became a social media sensation during the Ramadan fasting period from February to March 2025, gaining significant attention and even leading to a remix collaboration with popular rapper Odumodublvck.

However, in a candid conversation with content creator Akin Abolade, Tolibian revealed that the end of the viral success left him grappling with depression. "After the buzz of ‘Ramadan’ faded, I became depressed at some point," he admitted, reflecting on how the pressure to maintain that level of success impacted his mental health.

Despite the emotional setback, Tolibian remains optimistic about his music career, noting that he believes ‘Ramadan’ will continue to trend in future years, describing it as “evergreen.” The singer assured fans that he will keep pushing forward, vowing to work hard until he secures his next big hit.

✍🏽 Opinion Corner: The Pressure of Virality and the Realities of Mental Health

Tolibian’s story highlights the often-overlooked side of viral success—the emotional and mental toll it can take when the initial buzz fades. In today’s fast-paced entertainment industry, where trends come and go in the blink of an eye, maintaining the momentum can be incredibly challenging. Artists, like Tolibian, can experience feelings of isolation and frustration when the spotlight moves on.

His openness about his struggle with depression is a vital reminder that mental health should always be prioritized, especially for individuals in the public eye. The pressure to replicate success and live up to the expectations of fans and industry peers can be overwhelming.

It’s inspiring to see Tolibian’s resilience and determination to keep creating, despite the setbacks. His belief in the longevity of ‘Ramadan’ shows that sometimes, success isn’t just about immediate hits—it’s about the long-lasting impact your work can have.

What do you think about the pressures artists face in the digital age? Share your thoughts below. 👇🏽

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