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Spyro Slams Billionaires for Being Stingy: \u201cDon\u2019t Bring That Energy Near Me!\u201d<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/li>\n
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Billionaires are chronic debtors, they always want things for free \u2013 Spyro<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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<\/a>Spyro calls out billionaires for wanting free services<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n Nigerian singer Spyro <\/strong><\/a>is not holding back when it comes to calling out what he sees as a disturbing trend among the rich\u2014an aversion to paying for services rendered.<\/p>\n
In a fiery rant on his Instagram Story, the Who\u2019s Your Guy<\/em> crooner blasted billionaires and wealthy individuals for always wanting freebies, especially from creatives. Spyro, who has had his fair share of industry drama, made it clear that he is not one to be shortchanged.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe people that owe the most are the RICH,\u201d <\/span><\/em>he wrote.<\/span><\/strong> \u201cAlways wanting free things, especially your so-called billionaires. They can spend hundreds of millions on women, but when it comes to paying for value tendered, they begin to misbehave.\u201d<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n
He continued with a warning:<\/p>\n
\u201cSha don\u2019t bring it near me o, I worked really hard to be here and I ain\u2019t poor. So if you want my services, you pay my price. Simple.\u201d<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n
This isn\u2019t Spyro\u2019s<\/strong> first time airing grievances publicly. Earlier this year, he called out music executive Ubi Franklin, accusing him of owing $5,000 for a performanc<\/a>e in Ghana. Ubi, in turn, claimed that Spyro owed him\u2014specifically a 10% commission from a car deal he facilitated.<\/p>\n
Spyro<\/strong> <\/a>clapped back, flaunting his wealth and asserting that he owes his success to God, not to commissions or industry gatekeepers.<\/p>\n
The singer also aimed former label boss Paulo Okoye, claiming that he was forced to take out personal loans during his time with the label due to a lack of financial support.<\/p>\n
Paulo swiftly debunked those claims, producing receipts that showed \u20a612 million spent on Spyro, while stating he \u201cnever made a kobo\u201d from the artist.<\/p>\n
Spyro\u2019s<\/strong> message is clear: respect his hustle or steer clear. As tensions grow between emerging artists and wealthy industry stakeholders, his story is shining a light on a much bigger conversation about value, respect, and power dynamics in Nigerian music.<\/p>\n
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