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Promoting Foreign Musicians At The Detriment Of Local Musicians Is Slave Mentality – AY

Last updated on September 11th, 2021 at 08:11 am

Popular Nigerian Comedian, AY Makun, has revealed that it is slave mentality when people promote foreign artistes for free but charge local artistes for same promotion.

He made this known in a tweet he shared via his official Twitter handle on Saturday, December 12.

He wrote, “Slavery mentality is when you are excited to promote & project foreign artistes who don’t even know you for free, & then ask your own local artistes to pay you. The only reason they became famous, was because their own people projected them for the rest of the world to notice”.

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