Former Big Brother Naija Housemate, Debbie Rise has asked men seeking to get serious with her to take a 'chill pill' as she is romantically involved with music, with no time to spare. Debbie Rise stated this in a recent interview with Punch. According to her;
"I am romantically involved with my music only. I want my music career to ‘blow’ before I take any man serious."
The singer and guitarist who recently dropped her EP project at a party held at Oriental Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos hinted that she was yet to get a major sponsor. She described herself as a quiet and peaceful.
"I am quiet and peaceful; I don’t like being all over the place. I can be very patient and I think I have self-control. I am disciplined, determined and a goal-getter. If I need to do something, I would go for it, no matter what it takes.
"Even if it requires having to go against rules, I would make sure I do it. I also believe that there are many creative ways by which things can be done at every given point. When I was in the Big Brother house and they gave us tasks to do, I always thought of new ways to achieve them. I love being creative."
Speaking on her experience at the Big Brother House, she said;
"Though I passed through Nigerian Idol, and emerged as the first runner-up of Season 4 of the competition, participating in Big Brother Naija is a memory I will never forget. Having to be in the ‘diary room’ was always amazing because it was a time you get to speak wisdom.
"I am very grateful for having the opportunity to say one or two words of wisdom while I was in the diary room. Life after Big Brother has been interesting. You know the Bible says to whom much is given, much is expected. I know that a lot of people are in support of my music, and I promise not to disappoint them. The first project I did after the Big Brother competition was a song with a fellow housemate, Bassey, which we wrote in the house.
"Afterwards, I dropped another song and music video on the same day. The song was produced by Johnny Drille, and the video was shot by Paul Gambit. I then followed up with a nationwide tour, during which I visited 12 states and donated a guitar to a secondary school in each state.
"It was a massive project for me because I wanted to bless people with my music. I also just released my debut EP, which has 11 songs on it. I invested so much in putting the EP together and I released it on my birthday last week. I plan to do more collaborations and music videos," she added.
