Nigerian songstress, Cynthia Morgan [/b], has taken to social media to lament the prevalence of fake friendships within the music industry.
Cynthia Morgan poured out her sentiments on her Instagram story, highlighting the scarcity of genuine connections in the profession, emphasizing that people often remember you only when you're on trend or when they need your assistance [/b]to advance in their careers.
While acknowledging that it feels fantastic when such individuals reach out, she expressed reluctance to collaborate with them, as their approach makes her chuckle.
Cynthia shared her personal experience, revealing that during her time of need, only two people, Samklef [/b]and Kaha, came to her aid, whereas others, especially those she had collaborated with for free, avoided her.
In her words: “There is barely friendship in the NMI. These people will likely only remember you when you are trending or when they hear a beat they feel only you can kill. Not intentional but it always feels good these days when they call me and I tell them I am not making music at the moment, their voice always changes.”
“During my crisis, Kaha sent me 100k, Samklef 50k. What happened to the tons of artists I did free collaborations and shows for? Lol.”
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