Superboy Cheque thinks everyone should be free to earn a living however they choose as long as they are not causing harm to others.
In an interview, the singer discussed how some people are quick to label others, particularly when they don’t understand their personality or style. He believes that just because someone works hard and makes money, they shouldn’t be made fun of for doing things differently.
Cheque asserts that it is needless to denigrate those who are merely attempting to survive and support themselves.
Talking about the ‘olodo uprising’ conversation, he said;
“Olodo uprising. I don’t think it’s a good thing and I think it’s an insult to human beings.”
“If you think somebody is doing something stupid, and you are saying it’s stupid, it means you are part of being stupid because you are talking about it. Why don’t you just leave it alone?” he said.
The singer questioned why people get upset when others start gaining attention from something they enjoy doing.
He stated:
“Because if you put down people’s own, it’s because you’re probably jealous yours is not getting the attention. But now they are doing well, they’re not stealing, they’re not killing, they’re not robbing, and you are angry again?”
“Anybody who puts anybody down that is not doing any bad thing is a bad person. Take it from me, or a bitter person.”
“Pella is a human being who is hustling hard for his family, too, like me. So if he’s feeding his family, woe to me if I say he shouldn’t do it!”
“He’s being himself, fortunately, there’s a large number of people who love it and they are dumping money in his pocket”, he said.
Remember, everyone’s journey is different, and the hustle that feeds their family might not look the same as yours. We should refrain from judging or condemning others for the paths they take to put food on their tables. Compassion and understanding go a long way—everyone deserves respect for their efforts and perseverance
