Nigerian singer Spyro, known for his hit "Who Is Your Guy," has made a stunning financial revelation, declaring that he is set for life and would remain financially comfortable even if he stopped making music today.
The singer, whose real name is Oludipe David, made this bold statement during a recent interview on the popular Adesope Live show. He explained that the foundation of his wealth is not built on the typical industry shows that many artists rely on, but rather on a lucrative stream of corporate performances for Nigeria's elite.
“If I stop making music today, I’m made. A lot of people don’t know that because I don’t brag,” Spyro declared, addressing perceptions that he isn't financially buoyant due to his modest lifestyle. He attributed his financial success to a strategic niche he has carved out in the industry, performing clean, family-friendly music that is in high demand for corporate events.
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The singer revealed the high-profile nature of his clientele, stating, “I really don’t do industry shows. I do corporate shows. I get booked by banks and elites like Tony Elumelu every end of the year.” He emphasized that when event organizers need music suitable for all audiences, including children, he is among a select few artists considered.
“When they’re looking for clean music, especially when children will be at the event, only a few artists like myself, Chike, and Johnny Drille can be called upon,” he added, highlighting the unique market position that has secured his income.
Beyond his earnings from performances, Spyro also disclosed that he has made several smart investments, which have further cemented his long-term financial stability. His comments have since ignited a fiery debate online, with fans and commentators discussing the business acumen of artists and the often-hidden revenue streams that exist outside the mainstream music scene.
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