Young Apple Biography: Real Name, Age, Father, Family, Siblings, & Net Worth

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Jan 24

 

Basic Information

Stage Name: Young Apple
Real Name: Believe Godbless Oki
Occupation: Singer & Song Writer
Date Of Birth/Age: 27th August, 2004 (20 Years Old
Place of Birth: Bayelsa State, Nigeria
Gender: Male
Nationality: Nigeria
Marital Status: Single
Education: BS.c (Delta State University of Science and Technology)

Biography

Believe Godbless Oki, professionally known as Young Apple, is a Nigerian song writer and performing artist. Young Apple is an independent artist.  He first broke into the scene with his hit singles “Insecure,” which was released in 2022. He has since then gained more hits, including “Bacadine” and more. He is renowned for his melodic hooks and stacked vocals which has become his signature style.


Early Life & Career;

Young Apple was Inspired by Nigerian singer and songwriter Polo G and the likes of Erriga. He began making music professionally in 2022. His music fuses elements of Afropop, Afrobeats.

Age

Young Apple was born on August 27, 2004 in Bayelsa State and grew up in Bayelsa State, Nigeria. He celebrated his 19th birthday on August 27th, 2023. Young Apple is an Urhobo. 

Father & Mother

Young Apple’s parents are Christian and he was raised in a religious way.  His father and mother are traders. 

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Family

Young Apple was raised by his father and grew up in a rough neighbourhood known for gun violence in Ede-Epie Yenogoa, Bayelsa State. His family is from Delta State, and they all live in Bayelsa, Nigeria.

Siblings

Young Apple has not shared many details about his family. There is no information about the number of siblings he might have or if he is an only child. He has kept his personal life away from the public eye.

Cars

It is unknown the number of cars owned by Young Apple. He has not shared more pictures of his rides.

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