K Camp, the talented artist behind Kiss Five, is currently on the road to recovery after undergoing vocal chord surgery. As he embarks on this challenging journey, his devoted fans eagerly await his return and anticipate the release of new music.
Road To Recovery
On Nov. 13, K Camp announced his vocal chord surgery, leaving fans worried about his well-being. However, on Nov. 20, the artist reassured everyone that the surgery had gone well. He stated:
“Surgery went well. Truly appreciate all the love everybody showed even tho I can’t talk I’m still hustlin.”
Despite his inability to speak, he made it clear that he was still hustling. In an accompanying video, he communicated using a whiteboard and disclosed exciting news to his dedicated followers—a new album is in the works.
As news of K Camp’s surgery spread, fans flooded social media with well-wishes and messages of support.
A Twitter user named @alexiswhynot stated, “Best of luck, and speedy recovery!! Not being able to talk and eat well isn’t fun- I know! But hoping you’ll be back at it in no time!” While another user r9@NOCdaunicorn wrote, “Sending you well wishes for a healthy recovery, hope your resting as well!”
New Album In The Works?
Although K Camp has just embarked on the long road to recovery, the prospect of a new album keeps his fans occupied and excited. As they eagerly await the release, they can find solace in knowing that their favorite artist is working toward his comeback.
Updated By: Kynedei Iman Hobbs (11/21/23 at 6:43 pm)
K Camp’s Ruptured Vocal Cord Surgery: How This Unknown Condition Silences Artists
K Camp has revealed that his performing career is on hold as he prepares to undergo surgery for ruptured vocal cords. This unknown condition has silenced many beloved artists, and the Atlanta rapper’s announcement on Instagram has left fans concerned about his future in music.
K Camp Asks For Fans’ Prayers
On Nov. 13, K Camp took to Instagram to share the news of his upcoming vocal surgery. He expressed gratitude that the condition is not cancerous and emphasized the importance of his fans’ support during this time:
“Dear fans, I wanted to share some important news. I’ll be undergoing vocal surgery in a few days. Good news is that it’s not cancerous. Your support means the world to me. Let’s pray that this doesn’t affect me or my music . Thank you for your understanding and love during this time,” K Camp said.
The “Lottery” rapper did not specify how long he will be unable to perform, but the surgery was scheduled for Nov. 15, and he won’t be able to speak until he has fully healed.
Silencing Artists: Vocal Cord Injuries
Ruptured vocal cords are typically caused by trauma to the vocal cords, which can result from sustained or loud talking. This trauma causes small blood vessels in the vocal cords to rupture, leading to a loss of voice.
Unfortunately, K Camp is not the only artist to face this issue. Legendary rap group Run-DMC member Darryl “DMC” McDaniels has shared his experience of losing his voice and suffering from larynx spasms due to excessive performing and screaming on stage. McDaniels also attributed his alcoholism as a contributing factor.
Another example of an artist affected by a vocal cord injury is Dallas rapper The D.O.C. In November 1989, he was involved in a near-fatal car accident that left him with a raspier voice. Despite his rising career, at the time, the accident and resulting injuries significantly impacted his vocal abilities.
The ‘Pretty Ones’
In an April 2023 interview with SOHH, K Camp discussed his Pretty Ones Tour and various business moves he was making in his career. He also addressed the viral success of his single “Renegade” and its impact on social media.
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Health concerns have forced prominent artists to take breaks from their careers. One example is rap superstar Drake, who recently announced a temporary hiatus due to ongoing stomach issues in October.
Originally Written By: Chris Samuel (11/16/21 at 3:44 pm)
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