Yemi Alade's assessment of her dream man: "Funny but not clown"

Yemi Alade, a Nigerian singer, has expressed her ideas about the ideal spouse. The perfect man, in her opinion, should be hilarious yet also know when to be serious. In a recent interview with VJ Adams of Nigeria, the "Johnny" crooner stated that she also considers height, eyes, and beards.

"What are the physical attributes you notice first in a man?" inquired VJ Adams. "I think beards are good," Yemi Alade retorted. It would undoubtedly be the height, the poise, the gaze, and finally the words that emerge from that mouth. Clowns are not funny, but they are good. There is a very thin line.

Someone who is modest, I would say. The let them know feel is present, but there isn't a lot of braggadociousness. People who boast bother me.

Yemi Alade has accomplished a lot over the course of her more than ten-year career. She signed with Effyzzie Music Group after winning the 2009 Peak Talent Show. She rose to stardom with her 2014 smash tune, "Johnny." Alade has started a string of globe tours and put out successful albums, such as King of Queens and Mama Africa.

She has received multiple accolades, including the MTV African Music Awards for Best Female (2015, 2016), the BET Awards nominations for Best International Act: Africa (2015, 2016), the first African female to win consecutive MAMAs for Best Female, the Artiste of the Year nomination (2015), and the No. 4 debut on Billboard's "Next Big Sound" Chart (2016).