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On the opening track to Lataaro, he went into an introspective bag that was loaded with searing facts and mellow revelations.

During the promo run for ‘Lataaro,’ Rae Slick joked about Ceemos’ ability to go into that dark introspect and produce a scary type of honesty by saying, “Omo, egbon you don suffer o… Wetin happen? [laughs]”

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If Ceemos took a long time to release his ‘Lataaro,’ he returns with Verses After Dark just one year later and it comes with straight heat… duh, it’s Teeto Ceemos, it will always be fire.

As he reveals on the album opener ‘Exodus,’ the quick turnaround time was inspired by something that happened in 2019. 

The track documents Ceemos’ journey through those pre-Lataaro years of doubt.

He raps, “The rapper I was born to be, I could not be…”

He then found himself and released ‘Lataaro’ wit