Spyro Reveals The Truth Behind Gospel Artists Details

Nigerian singer Oludipe Oluwasanmi David, better known as Spyro, has declared that there is no distinction between secular and gospel artists. He believes many gospel artists are also in the music industry to make money, just like their secular counterparts.

The self-proclaimed ‘Jesus boy’ shared his views during a recent appearance on Hip TV’s Trending show, hosted by Pascal. He stated, “Those who identify as gospel artists or gospel ministers are essentially just artists – they’re in the business to make money just like we are in the Afrobeats industry.”

Spyro also addressed the challenges faced by female artists in the music scene, praising Tems for her decency amidst the pressures. “There’s a lot of pressure on female artists to go to extremes, but Tems is holding it down in a dignified manner, and she’s one of the biggest female artists globally right now. She’s decent, and she’s got it together. Sometimes, I wonder how she manages it all. We should elevate Tems as a role model for young women,” he said.

In a separate post, Spyro criticized wealthy individuals for their reluctance to pay for services, despite their extravagant spending habits on women. The Who’s Your Guy hitmaker pointed out the irony of billionaires being willing to splurge on women, but reluctant to pay for genuine value.

“Rich people, especially billionaires, are often the ones asking for free services. They’ll spend millions on women, but when it comes to paying for what’s owed, they act up. Don’t bring that near me. I worked hard to get here, and I’m not poor, so if you want my services, you’ll pay my price. Simple,” he wrote on Instagram.