Ayra Starr Opens Up About Loneliness and Cold in New York
Ayra Starr, a Nigerian afrobeat singer, shares her feelings of loneliness and cold after relocating to New York following a deal with Roc Nation. In her post titled "I'm not scared, I promise," she describes the city as almost empty and freezing, admitting to struggling with regret over the move.
Despite trying to stay motivated, she feels the cold makes it hard to be happy. Starr reflects on her rebellious decision to rush to New York and the stress of proving herself in a new environment, highlighting her detachment from her fellow citizens in Nigeria.
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