Nigerian rapper Vector Tha Viper revealed how his song ‘Early Momo’ featuring Goodgirl LA made a meaningful impact beyond music charts. On The Honest Bunch podcast, he shared that the track helped someone at a psychiatric home overcome depression, highlighting the deeper value of music.

Vector emphasized that true success isn’t just about chart numbers, but how music connects with listeners’ struggles. He noted how songs like his collaboration with Seyi Vibez, ‘Mercy,’ reflect listeners’ emotions during tough times.

“For me, success is when your music reaches someone in pain and gives them hope or healing,” Vector said. This story from a psychiatric home showed him that music’s power extends far beyond popularity, making a difference in real lives.