As a burgeoning musician, Chris 99 recently spoke to NewsDay Life & Style, shedding light on the difficulties of being compared to his award-winning brother, Nutty O.

In his candid talk with NewsDay Life & Style, Chris 99 revealed the struggle he faces as he is constantly being measured against the success of Nutty O, particularly in the Afro-dancehall genre. He acknowledged that Nutty O's achievements, both at home and in the region, have made a significant impact, leading to unavoidable comparisons.

"Of course, it's natural for people to compare, especially considering Nutty O's remarkable strides in the Afro-dancehall scene, earning endorsements from influential figures like Nigerian reggae-dancehall singer Patoranking and Jamaican dancehall reggae musician Busy Signal," Chris 99 expressed.

Chris 99 Opens Up About the Challenges of Following in Nutty O's Footsteps

Chris 99 also highlighted the challenge of living up to the high standards set by Nutty O, describing his brother as a perfectionist who consistently raises the bar. This, he admitted, adds considerable pressure as he strives to carve his own path in the music industry.

Chris 99 emphasized the influential role that Nutty O plays in his career, portraying him as both a source of inspiration and a mentor. He draws motivation not just from Nutty O but also from renowned Jamaican singer Chris Martin, as he navigates the complexities of establishing his musical identity.

The story of Chris 99 underscores the complexities and hurdles that come with setting out on a career in the music industry, especially with the weight of a successful sibling's legacy. Despite the challenges, his journey, marked by perseverance and determination, reflects the enduring spirit of emerging artists in the pursuit of success.