The rise of Whitemoney, a former participant of the reality TV show BBNaija and now a singer, continues to captivate the public’s attention. But despite its growing popularity, it has not escaped criticism. In a recent interview with BBC Igbo, Whitemoney responded to his critics by saying those who criticize him, including those who are paid to do so, are not responsible for his music career.
He also admitted that his music career is not yet profitable, especially when it comes to revenue from streaming his music. However, he clarified that it is thanks to his performances on stage that he manages to earn money. For him, his voice may not be perfect, but he emphasizes on delivering meaningful content rather than conforming to conventional standards.
“The truth is that singing doesn’t make me any money yet because I don’t make money from streaming my music. But I make money from my stage performances. I don’t have maybe not the best voice, but I have a message and a melody,” he said.
Whitemoney also made it clear that he doesn’t sing to please everyone. He is aware that reviews are an integral part of his career, but he remains focused on his main goal which is to share his passion and create authentic musical content.
This frank and determined response from Whitemoney shows his determination to continue his musical career, despite obstacles and criticism. He positions himself as an artist who favors sincerity and originality rather than conforming to industry expectations.
As Whitemoney continues to evolve and make a name for himself in the music industry, it’s clear that he relies on his tenacity and passion to make his unique voice heard. He hopes that his efforts will ultimately bear fruit and that his stage performances will allow him to consolidate his musical career.
Ultimately, the criticism only strengthens Whitemoney’s determination to follow its own artistic path, regardless of prejudice or judgment. And maybe that’s what will make him even more memorable in the music industry. As we wait to see what the future holds, one thing is certain: Whitemoney is here to stay.