Nigerian artist, Skales has opened up about his romantic past, revealing that he’s dated around 100 women.
The musician disclosed this during a recent interview on the Drip Check At The Nike Store show with host Sheye Banks.
He admitted to having dated over 100 women and speculated that had he not settled down, he might have followed the path of King Solomon from the Bible.
Skales said, “I’ve dated about 100 women or so. If I wasn’t married I would probably be on the King Solomon path.”
King Solomon was a monarch of ancient Israel who married 700 wives of royal birth and had 300 concubines.
Comparing himself to the biblical figure, Skales explained that when he was younger and single, he indulged in relationships with various women,
He, however, acknowledged the immaturity of his past actions, admitting that he lost out on good relationships because of his behavior, expressing his commitment to become a better man.
“Let me explain. I am in a different situation right now but back then I just could not get enough of women.
“Women are endless, you know? You keep going to the streets and you see women everywhere. As at then, I would have been like King Solomon.
“You know he had like so many wives and many concubines. This guy used to travel and take ships to meet these women.
“I did a lot of childish things back then. What do you expect from a teenager that had a lot of fame and lots of access to women?
“There were a lot of good women that I lost because of my childish mentality or behaviour and stuff like that. I am becoming a better man now,” Skales said.
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