Dare Art Alade shares life story with fans.

 

Although Dare Art Alade has always been an Internet lover. The R&B singer tagged fans along as he recount his life experiences before and after he became a superstar.

Over the past few days the Nigerian R&B superstar shared a lot of updates on social media using the hashtag #DareyNaked.

Dare started with a visit to the Island Maternity Hospital where he was born and then posted his adventurous visitation to his old neighbourhood at Mende Village which was his childhood home, he also wrote about the basement in his home called ‘Art’s Place’ ran by his father.

Darey shared his experience on Instagram “Took a trip to my childhood home in Mende Village and met this guy @mr_rozay92 who now lives at our old house with his siblings. Cool chap, welcomed us into his home. It was fun. I'll post the video tomorrow. But if we are being honest, it felt kind of weird seeing somebody else living there lol. A few things had changed...the external colour, location of water tank...gates and fence and of course where we had our TV was different from their own layout! Feels like someone just entered my head and deleted some files from my childhood's memory folder lol. I won't be able to think of the house in the same away again lol. Paid a visit to your childhood home recently? How did it feel? #Nostalgia #Memorylane #Naked #DareyNaked” he wrote.

About the basement in his home called ‘Art’s Place’ ran by his father.

My late father Art Alade ran his club in the basement, had an Art gallery and also a restaurant. We lived on the topmost floor secluded from all the public spaces and we enjoyed every moment there! This world famous place had several visitors from everywhere. From His close friend and contemporary Fela Kuti to Oliver Jones, Zeal Onyia to Orlando Julius. The list was endless. Many people found their life partners here by chance after coming out to have a good time and be entertained by the great man that I call my dad. Our neighbors then are still close friends of our family till date. Memories of playing soccer and running around the neighborhood are etched solid!”