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“Content Creators Enjoy More Support Than Nigerian Musicians” – Gilmore
Popular content creator Gilmore recently shared his thoughts on the supportive nature of Nigeria’s content creation scene.
According to Gilmore, content creators in Nigeria share a level of support that is not as prevalent in the music industry.
He believes this solidarity among creators has been instrumental in their collective success.
In a recent interview with Hip TV, Gilmore elaborated on how social media has played a crucial role in their rise to prominence.
“In 2024, everyone is glued to their phones,” he pointed out.
“TV is no longer the go-to for entertainment.
People prefer to consume content on platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.
This shift has made it easier for creators to not only gain visibility but also turn their passion into profit.”
He emphasized that social media offers new avenues for making money, something that traditional media no longer provides in the same way.
While discussing his personal influences, Gilmore also revealed that Afrobeats singer Ayra Starr is his ideal woman, praising her talent and presence in the industry.
He also reminisced about his childhood crush, Niniola, who has made waves in the music scene with her distinct sound and undeniable energy.
Former BBNaija Star, Phyna makes healdine as she addresses what is going round about her not getting paid her prize money.
It can be noted that the reality star made headline few days ago with the title that BBN has not yet paid her.
However, she addresses and state that she has been paid a long time ago and the false information went viral because someone took her video out of context.
She then proceeded to warn anyone against taking clips of her video and taking it out of context. Warning that she will sue.
A viral clip of Annie Macaulay has made its way online. In the clip, she is seen correcting someone about her name.
It can be noted that the actress was in a club having a good time till she spotted “Annie Idibia” on the screen, which she corrected to use her actual name, “Annie Macaulay.”
The actress then took to social media and stated, “Zenbah the other night … no Idibia.”
Fans and friends mourn the life of Singer, Destiny Boy after his sad passing.
Amid this, an X user observed “Destiny boy gained over 200k followers immediately after his deàth. Life just get as e be.”
Fans reacted and got emotional as the singer is not alive to see his fame and growth.
The cause of death has still not been revealed.
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