Reasons For Choosing To Marry After The Age Of 30 – Falz

Nigerian rapper and actor Falz has expressed his views on marriage, urging young individuals not to succumb to the pressure of marrying before the age of 30.

During an appearance on The BTS Reality Podcast, Falz highlighted the significance of personal development prior to entering lifelong commitments. He noted that many people often acquire the emotional, financial, and mental maturity necessary for marriage after turning 30.

Falz advised singles to avoid allowing family expectations, societal pressures, or peer influence to dictate the timing of such a significant life choice. He suggested that individuals concentrate on self-understanding and establishing a strong foundation before proceeding to marriage.

He characterized the twenties as a time for exploration and self-discovery, where individuals can learn from their experiences, advance their careers, and navigate various aspects of adulthood without the immediate pressure of marriage.

“Getting married in your 30s is ideal. Don’t let anyone rush you into marrying before 30. By your 30s, you will have accumulated more life experiences. In your 20s, you’re still figuring out who you are. Your 20s should be about learning, growing, and enjoying life.

“In your 30s, you consolidate that knowledge and begin to shape your life. Therefore, it is preferable to wait until your 30s to marry,”

he stated.

Falz’s remarks contribute to the ongoing discussion regarding evolving perceptions of marriage and adulthood. His perspective aligns with the increasing belief among many young professionals that personal growth and stability should take precedence over adhering to traditional timelines.

These comments have ignited conversations on social media, with many resonating with the idea that marriage should be determined by individual readiness rather than external expectations.

“Getting married in your 30s is best. Don’t let anyone pressure you. By then, you’ve gained more life experience. In your 20s, you’re still figuring yourself out. Your 20s are for learning, growing, and enjoying life.”

— Falz pic.twitter.com/vgOa7NMc70

— SKB (@seyikanbai) August 3, 2026