In a recent interview with fellow reality star Doyin, the singer said he doesn’t care about criticism because he is unique and has created his own musical style.
Whitemone also claimed that he doesn’t compare himself to other artists and believes that while he may not be the best, no one is better than him.
He said he dislikes being stereotyped and doesn’t care about comparisons with top artists whose music lacks depth and isn’t meaningful to him.
The BBNaija star also revealed that he plans to not only be an artist but also a businessman in the music industry, with the goal of owning a record label in the future.
He said, “I am the first of my kind. I created my own kind of sound and I don’t look up to my colleagues. I am not the best but nobody is better than me.
“No artist make music like my music. Their sounds are not intentional to me. So when you drag me thinking you are hurting me, you are doing me a favour. Don’t stop dragging me. Never give up.
“I don’t like being stereotyped or being boxed. I could care less about big 3 or whatever. All I know is I am the big 1. No one can match my talent. What I am about to do to the industry now, dem go believe.
“I will not just be in the music industry as an artist, I will be there as a businessman because in the near future I intend to own a record label.”
KanyiDaily recalls that Whitemoney recently admitted that singing has not started paying him because he don’t get money from streaming.
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