On his return to the music world, Criss Waddle clears the air.
Waddle said he took a break from music to focus on his businesses, which required his physical presence.
Boakyewaa Lawrencia 
Criss Waddle, a hip-hop artist, has debunked the misconception that he is in the music industry solely for the sake of fame and fortune.
The singer has said that he is at a point in his life when he has all of the financial resources he requires because he owns various enterprises.
This is in response to allegations that he returned to music after a four-year hiatus to save his fading name.
Waddle has released Take Me Back, a track from his next album that features Stonebwoy. On YouTube, the song has received over 240k views.
He has underlined, however, that the goal was not to make money or get fame but to do what he loves best, which is music.
Waddle said he took a break from music to focus on his businesses, which required his physical presence.
He added that after 20 years in the music industry, he'd learned that releasing a song has additional responsibilities such as promotion and interviews, which he couldn't handle because of his business.
During his sabbatical, the singer said he was able to focus on other performers he is developing for his AMGBizzness record label.
