I Bought Three Cars In One Year From My Bread Business- Hammer
Hammer has shared the success of his bread business in a recent interview on 3Music TV and explained why he was not motivated to return to music production.
He mentioned buying three cars in just one year from the profits of selling bread. He highlighted that these were not ordinary cars, but rather high-end vehicles, such as a jeep.
He also said that despite numerous requests for his comeback to music, it was Joey B who showed him how to generate income by uploading his works online. He said
Do you know who made me get on digital platforms? It was Joey B. Joey B called me someday and said Hammer I’m not Spotify and Apple Music and I can’t find your works and I’m like what should I do with it? He said you need to put it on there.
I didn’t mind then. I was selling bread and that’s what I was eating. I bought three cars in a span of one year. These were not small cars, I’m talking about my Jeep and others.
The bread was good. So he told me that I needed to get my work online. So I was introduced by Worlasi to a distributed who then became my main distributor and that’s how I went on all these digital platforms.
In November of last year, Hammer made public his decision to leave his role as Managing Partner and Head of Sales/Marketing at A1 Bread Factory, marking a comeback to the music production industry.
The music producer had previously taken a step back from the music scene to pursue an entrepreneurial opportunity at the well-known A1 Bread Factory.
Through an announcement on his official Facebook page, Da Hammer clarified that, after thoughtful deliberation and involvement in various ventures, he has determined that stepping down from his position at the bread-making factory and returning to the world of music production is the best course of action.
He emphasized that his resignation does not signify a break from the A1 brand, as he remains an equity shareholder within the company.
