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Star Rancut Expresses Gratitude as Dance and Booboo Takes the Spotlight

By Ibrahim Kegbegbe
Amos Pope, popularly known as Star Rancut, a vibrant artist hailing from Delta State, Nigeria, has expressed his gratitude to fans for the overwhelming acceptance of his latest single, “Dance and Booboo,” in society, surpassing his expectations.
The track, categorized under the party Jamz genre, also known as Dancehall, has gained significant acclaim.
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Star Rancut, in an interview with our correspondent, shared insights into his musical journey. Commencing his career in 2005 in Lagos, he later returned to his hometown in Delta State in 2008. Reflecting on his trajectory, he noted that while his music was initially embraced in Lagos, it found even greater resonance among the people of Delta.
The artist’s triumph reached new heights as his single, “Dance and Booboo,” clinched the coveted title of Best Song at the Kpopo FM 1005 2023 Musical Award in Delta State. Star Rancut acknowledged the significance of his hometown in shaping his musical identity.
“I will be coming to Lagos soon because music goes viral more in the world of entertainment if the musician uses Lagos State as his main base,” he explained during the interview, highlighting the pivotal role of Lagos in the global music scene.
Star Rancut who hails from hails Ogula town in Burutu Local Government, Delta State, also revealed his aspirations for musical sponsorship, emphasizing the importance of like-minded individuals in the industry for a musician’s success. He believes that collaboration and support from the right individuals can propel his career to new heights.
As Star Rancut continues to ride the wave of success with “Dance and Booboo,” his journey unfolds as a testament to the dynamism of Nigeria’s music scene, blending influences from both Lagos and Delta State.
The artist remains optimistic about the future, eager to connect with sponsors who share his passion for pushing the boundaries of his genre.