Freeman Opens Up About Emotional Toll Ahead of The HKDFestival

Zimdancehall star Freeman has revealed the emotional pressure he is facing as he prepares for his highly anticipated show, The HKDFestival, scheduled just weeks after fellow artist Tocky Vibes was snubbed at his album launch.

The incident involving Tocky Vibes sent shockwaves through the local music industry, leaving artists and fans alike reflecting on the challenges performers face beyond the stage. Freeman admitted the recent events have weighed heavily on him, making the build-up to his own performance emotionally demanding.

“Wanting to have a show in a few weeks is stressing me out,” Freeman shared candidly.

Known as the HKD Boss, Freeman turned to social media to connect with fans directly. In a heartfelt post, he asked, “How many of you are coming to my show? Please be honest.” The message received an overwhelming response, with fans, fellow musicians, and promoters pledging their support and promising to attend in large numbers.

Freeman also highlighted the role of faith in navigating this stressful period. “I’m doing my all. The rest I leave it to God,” he said, reflecting a sense of vulnerability and reliance on a higher power amid the pressure of organizing a major event.

Despite the emotional strain, Freeman remains optimistic about the show. “I’m expecting people to come in numbers for the show,” he added, emphasizing his confidence in his loyal fan base.

As anticipation for The HKDFestival grows, Freeman’s openness about the personal and industry-wide challenges he faces resonates with fans and fellow artists alike, shedding light on the emotional realities behind the music.