Singer Boy Spyce expressed frustration when a wealthy individual disrespected him by throwing wads of money at him while he was performing on stage.

The Afropop artist was delivering a performance when a fan decided to make a flashy gesture.

In response to the incident, Boy Spyce visibly showed his displeasure, pausing his performance and giving the fan a disapproving look before deciding to walk off the stage.

According to the caption provided by the fan, the singer’s perceived arrogance prompted the impromptu money-throwing act as a way of putting him in his place.

Check out some reactions which trailed the post …

Walex_phat said: “Nah so dj chenk am for last year felabration.. the dj play another person song as he dey perform”

billiz30bg commented: “WHY SO MANY PEOPLE JUST HATE THIS BOY ?????”

zaddygarry550 opined: “Na pride make dis guy no blow!”

pluto_queen1 remarked: “Boyspyce na small boy ????????
Why him won come dey pumpos????
Upcoming artist”

iam_mattyoung wrote: “People easily forget how they started.”

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Talented singer Gbekile David Osemeke, widely known as Boy Spyce, has strongly criticized fellow artists who resort to paying social media influencers to hype their music.

In an online video, the Mavin artist was featured in an interview with Cool FM, where he expressed his strong disapproval of the practice. Boy Spyce conveyed his frustration with artists who go to great lengths to pay influencers to promote their music.

In his view, this approach portrays artists as inauthentic and undermines the genuineness that should be prioritized in the music industry. He emphasized that such tactics would not lead to long-term success, as the industry is vast and artists need to establish their credibility and validity in more genuine ways.

Boy Spyce went on to confidently assert that he wouldn’t engage in such practices himself. He believes in his own abilities and doesn’t feel the need to resort to paying for false promotion.

During the interview, Boy Spyce acknowledged that his opinion might ruffle some feathers, but he remains steadfast in his belief that artists should refrain from paying others to validate their talent. He stressed that it’s more important for artists to demonstrate their talent and authenticity to the world rather than relying on paid promotions.

Watch him speak in the video below:

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Spyce’s opinion stirred reactions from netizens;

Sir_versatile1 said: “When don jazzy say you need 50m to 100m to promote artist this one nor kno say weytin e Dey talk so Dey among????????????”

bst_depro reacted: “Because you see platform to show yourself nhh … A lot wey no get platform gets their attention through those influencers…”

arowolomarlians said: “Werey no be wetin make pple know you? Ask don jazzy????????”

oversabi_pikin said:”Like say dem no dey do am for you! Perception is part of the business. Even Major Labels dey run am. It’s called Vanity Metrics. It’s Just like people who buy views or comments. They get 5m views, they then buy 2m extra to make it 7m. Even Instagram comments. People buy and extra 30% to make it look like they have a massive engagement. We know the ones who do. It’s part of the business. Even your camp dey run am.”

blessedheart5455 wrote: “Guy if no he don jazzy . That gives you the hipe . You no sabi”

martins_smart2 wrote: “Will you keep quiet“