“Content Creators Enjoy More Support Than Nigerian Musicians” – Gilmore

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5 months ago

November 13, 2024

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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.

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