Entertainment
Lil Durk Warns Artists: ‘The Industry Is Fake, Focus on Money, Not Friends’
American rapper Lil Durk has issued a cautionary message to his fellow artists, advising them against forming friendships with other musicians in the industry.
He expressed his belief that the music industry is largely “fake” and encouraged artists to prioritize their financial success over building relationships with colleagues.
The rapper, known for his hit song “All My Life,” took to his X (formerly Twitter) handle to share his perspective, urging musicians to focus on their craft and earnings rather than seeking friendships within the industry.
Lil Durk’s message read: “The industry is fake, stop trying to be friends and just focus on making money. Stick with those you trust and are already loyal to… Free the world.”
His statement highlights the cutthroat nature of the music business and serves as advice to avoid the potential pitfalls of superficial relationships.
Through this message, Lil Durk joins other artists who have spoken out about the challenges and pressures of navigating the music industry, particularly regarding trust and authenticity among peers.
Nigerian Singer Orezi reveals how a woman in Abuja gave him money after a sexual encounter. The singer revealed this information during a recent interview.
He shared that he was offered 30 Million Naira after the encounter, stating that he was offered that amount for satisfaction.
“I wouldn’t say she paid me for s3x. She only appreciated me for satisfying her. The highest amount I have received from a woman is N30 million. It was 2016 in Abuja.
“She gave me the money because she liked me. If you like a lady, won’t you spend on her? We weren’t dating, but we had something going on. I didn’t ask her for the money.”
Big Brother Naija Star, BamBam shares her personal experience with Nigerian police. The reality star took to her X page to lament on her experience.
The star shared that she was stopped by police officer who requested she shows “them love”. BamBam expresses frustration with the behavior of certain police officers and shared how it is not appropriate.
“We shouldn’t see the police and feel uncomfortable but safe. Asking and demanding are two different things. Feeling entitled about your money and tipping because they were respectful and actually doing their job are two different things.”
Entertainment
VeryDarkMan Uncovers Lucrative Business Opportunities in China, Vows to Share with Entrepreneurs
Nigerian Activist VeryDarkMan interacts with Chinese manufacturers, representing Nigerian entrepreneurs.
During his visit to China, the activist inquired about business and lucrative ideas with Chinese manufacturers. The activist then discovered business opportunities and shared his discovery with Nigerians.
“A lot of Chinese manufacturers have approached me with some deals which will make me a millionaire here in China however I have declined all and instead I will throw it to everyone, they told me they have a lot of goods on ground but because of their present economy selling those goods out have been difficult and this is where there is the opportunity for everyone…….when I come back to Nigeria we will all work together to get ourselves out of that hardship….may God help me and help us all.”
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