"I Was Given 6 Conditions": Man who Tried to Join Record Label in 2015 Exposes Details
- A Nigerian man has shared the six disturbing conditions he was given when he attempted to join a record label
- The demands included engaging in harmful activities, joining secret societies, and targeting popular artists
- Netizens have expressed their reactions to this revelation with many pleading with him to share more details
In a shocking revelation, @ustinangelo, a man on the X app, has exposed the conditions he was presented with when he expressed interest in joining a record label.
According to the young man, he discovered that he had a talent in music and he wanted to delve fully into the career.
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Man shares unethical expectations of unidentified record label
According to Ustinangelo’s post, the conditions imposed upon him included smoking, spending all his time in nightclubs, joining secret a society and serving for six months, finding a spiritual guide, being loyal to a specific individual, and regularly dissing a popular artist.
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In his words:
“Back in 2015 at Mafoloku in Oshodi, after recording my first song, a group of guys took me to some Ogas (won't mention names).
"They gave me the following conditions; 1. start smoking. 2. Must be at nightclubs 24/7. 3. Join the brotherhood and serve for 6 months. 4. Find one Alfa or Cele pastor to be working for me. 5. Be loyal to one gay Oga like that. 6. Diss a popular artist regularly.
"Omo I no gree join, I tried doing it on my own, but nothing was working. Had to quit out of frustration.”
Reactions as man shares his experience with record label
The revelation from Ustinangelo has sparked a strong reaction from netizens.
Many expressed their shock and disappointment at the exploitative and unethical demands placed on him.
@_MzJayde reacted:
“That's why Spyro wants to hold Jesus, the real guy.”
@originalucdivin reacted:
“The truth is, fame requires compromising values and making questionable sacrifices. While it may not involve the specific compromises mentioned, achieving fame usually demands some compromising values. In 2015/2016, I recorded my first secular song featuring Slowdog.”
@aynigeria commented;
“These conditions are sick and old skool.”
@Thatruthtellah commented:
“Must we sing circular songs? Tbt the music industry is dark & that means you'd have to be very familiar with the system (house) to be able to move in the dark. I ventured into rapping in 2008, lost someone dear to me immediately I dropped my first single. Story 4 another day.”
@Abudris said:
“Do you have to do all these before you can be a musician.”
@Castle_Rep reacted:
“Na the gay oga off me pass.”
See the post below:
Man confesses reason for joining robbery and cult group
Meanwhile legit.ng previously reported that a gang, which consists of about 40 members, allegedly robbed residents and commuters in Ketu, Iyana Era, Alasia, Morogbo areas. One of the suspects, 25-year-old Ajayi Solomon, confessed that he joined the gang because his parents had died and he had to take care of his siblings.
Apart from Solomon, the police also arrested Momodu Williams, 19, Kazeem Ganiyu, 19, Seun Ariyo, 20, and Elijah Dada, 19. On the fatal night the robbers reportedly stormed Palace Road and Amosugboro streets in the Ijanikin area and took away money and valuables.
However, the anti-robbery squad from the Ijanikin police division, which received a distress call, arrived at the accident site and arrested five of the criminals.
Source: Legit.ng
