Analogy, Story

What’s next for you?

You can plant a vision through a metaphor — e.g., “It’s like sharpening my axe before the next swing.” Helps the audience visualise momentum.

How do you want to be remembered?

A final story moment that wraps everything in a reflective quote or personal parable.

What’s been your biggest lesson so far?

Perfect for a turning-point story or symbolic metaphor. Shows growth and maturity.

What sparked your passion for music?

Great moment for a childhood origin story or vivid trigger moment metaphor. Builds relatability.

Have you ever wanted to give up?

Use a resilience story or a survival metaphor — frames persistence with emotional weight.

What’s your creative process like?

Use a step-by-step metaphor to make your method more tangible and interesting.

How do you deal with pressure or critics?

Tell a pressure story or flip it with a metaphor like “I bend, but I don’t break.”

How has your style evolved over time?

Reflect with a before/after story or development metaphor to show artistic growth.

What makes your message unique?

Use a metaphor that highlights how you stand out — e.g., “I’m the lighthouse, not the boat.”

Why do you touch on topics others avoid?

Time to position yourself as the truth-speaker. Use metaphors like “someone has to sweep the corners.”

What was the first song you ever wrote?

An origin story moment. Share your raw beginnings through a personal or humorous story.

Who’s influenced you the most?

Great for a tribute story — compare them to a compass, firestarter, or scaffolding that shaped you.

Do you remember your first time on stage?

Perfect moment for a transformational story or stage-fright metaphor. It humanises you.

What would you tell your younger self?

Tell a looping-back story. Create closure with a metaphor that shows what’s changed.

What does success mean to you now?

Opportunity to redefine success using a fresh metaphor — e.g., “Success is like peace — loud in silence.”

If your music had a mission, what would it be?

Define your artistic purpose using a mission-driven metaphor like “My music is a scalpel, not a sponge.”

Why the name Chief?

Brand story moment. Use metaphor or symbol to explain the weight and legacy of the name.

What’s the hardest verse you’ve ever written?

Tell a battle story or emotional struggle moment — makes technical craft emotional.

What makes your performances unique?

Use a metaphor like “I don’t perform; I conduct energy.” Highlights your presence.

Do you see yourself as a leader in the culture?

Use a leadership metaphor — “Not a captain giving orders, but a flame that lights others.”

What’s something fans don’t know about you?

Perfect time for a reveal story. Use an unexpected metaphor to show contrast.

How do you stay grounded?

Use metaphors of balance or roots — “My boys are my gravity. They keep me centred.”

What’s your writing routine like?

Analogies can make it sound magical — e.g., “I chase smoke until it becomes fire.”

Why do you focus so much on lyrics?

Use a sharp metaphor — “Lyrics are not decoration, they’re the spine.”

What scares you?

Share a vulnerability. Use a metaphor like “I fear rust, not fire — fading out, not burning up.”

What do you want your music to change?

A purpose-based analogy helps here — “I want to be the earthquake that shifts silence.”

Do you think you’re underrated?

Respond with a seed-growing metaphor — “You don’t see the roots, but they’re the deepest part.”

What’s the boldest move you’ve made?

Storytime moment. Describe the decision like jumping a cliff or crossing fire.

What does Ghana mean to your music?

Cultural metaphor moment — “Ghana is the soil my sound grows from.”

What’s a moment you’ll never forget?

A pure story card. Choose one moment, wrap it with emotional tension and release.

What’s a misconception people have about you?

Use metaphor to flip the perception — “They see stone; they don’t see the fire inside.”

What does growth mean to you?

“Growth isn’t height; it’s depth.” You can express internal evolution metaphorically.

What would you change if you could go back?

Share a regret moment — with a time-loop or reflection metaphor.

Do you feel pressure to keep topping yourself?

Use a mountain metaphor — “I don’t chase height, I chase resonance.”

Why do you keep doing this, even when it gets hard?

The core-driver story. Use a metaphor like “Because this isn’t a path, it’s a pulse.”