It's a good thing to be multi-talented but it is best to know your limits. These 8 celebrities listed below refused to acknowledge their limits and it led to a hilarious outcome, though some people enjoyed the little of their show of a career change and they are people that enjoy almost every show on their T.V screen.
1. Genevieve Nnaji
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In 2004, when she and a couple of other Nollywood big names were on a temporary ban from Nollywood for charging too much, Genevieve Nnaji stormed the music scene with a single that no one saw coming (or even wanted) named “No More.” It became a smash hit mostly because it carved a hole for itself in the “so bad it’s good” category.
What no ever talked about, though, was how the song was lowkey a women empowerment anthem. In it, Genevieve sings about how she finally has the strength she needs to move on from an abusive relationship. Here are a few lyrics from the chorus:
“No More hits oh. No more Crying oh. No more fighting oh. No more tears oh. I got my freedom power and more!”
Genevieve Nnaji: a feminist queen ahead of her time. This is why we have decided to stan forever. 
2. Omotola Jalade Ekeinde
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2005 (a year during which she was under the same ban Genevieve was under) saw the release of Omotola’s debut album titled “Gba!“. It spawned the single “Naija Lowa,” a generic western-sounding party song that was very much a product of its time. In 2012, she released the single “Feel Alright” (the video above) to raise awareness for an album she planned to release that year named “Me, Myself, and Eyes.”
The album never came out.
3. Jim Iyke
This nigga woke up one morning in 2007 and decided to start his own record label. As if that wasn’t enough, he released a whole ass album and even managed to drag some music big names into the mess of a project. His debut single titled “Who Am I?” featured 2Face, and I’ve spent the better part of my adult life wondering how.
4. 2face Idibia
In the early 2000s, when TuFace was at the height of his powers, someone convinced him to star in a movie named The Twist alongside Carol Dajuma (née Ekanem), and Emeka Enyiocha. The only thing funnier than his acting was the movie’s plot. In it, TuFace and Emeka Enyiocha play brothers who fall for the same girl (Carol Ekanem). While both brothers fight over who gets to have Carol’s character, she picks Tuface. This leads to a marriage proposal and an offscreen genital bump session. By the end of the movie, it is revealed that all three characters are somehow siblings. The end.
I guess you could say that this movie gave “Flowers In The Attic” a run for its money.
5. Kaffy
Dance queen and Guinness World Record breaker, Kaffy, is well known for choreographing music videos and live shows. However, in 2010, she decided to branch out into the music side of things by releasing a song titled, “Omo Gidi.”
The song was bad. But you know what was worse?
The music video
6. Tonto Dike
I remember where I was seven years ago when Tonto Dikeh dropped this terrible autotune-laden banger. The internet exploded with jokes and parodies, which led to Tonto (who at this point had nicknamed herself “Poko Baby”) convincing herself that we were all haters. When she released the video not long after, the song had somehow become Dubstep, a genre makeover that did nothing to improve the song’s quality.
7. Patience Ozokwor
This banger was dropped thirteen years ago, I really don't know the motive behind this song but it was a banger because of the beat. The beat was originally used by Ghanaian artist V.I.P for his song titled AHOMKA WOMU. We never knew Patience Ozokwor could sing, it was because of this music video the name MAMA G became her nick name.
You could also see the likes of Tonto Dike and Charles Awurum dancing in the video. If you know Charles Awurum, you should know what he is capable of, He made the video a comic one for the viewers.
8. Nkem Owoh
Nkem Owoh released a Christian album titled AKARAM AKA N'IME JESUS (I am strong in Jesus) in 2010. The album had a catholic choir as back up singers and also a catholic instrumental which made the song interesting but at some point you would get fed up with the songs in the album as there were too much changes in the sounds and to top it all the video was just to long with a lot of stories.
He probably wanted to pass a message of bad government, how people were suffering and other life challenges that people were going through, so he had to do more of talking than singing and it ended up on a boring note. You would almost sleep off while watching.
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