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    “Phyno Reveals Dark Side of Music Industry: Advised to Join a Cult for Success”

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    By Milcah Tanimu

    Nigerian rapper, singer, and songwriter, Phyno, has stirred up a conversation in the online community with his shocking revelation about the challenges he faced in the music industry. During a recent interview, the Enugu-born artist shared insights into his early struggles and how he was advised to join a cult to boost his music career.

    Phyno firmly rejected such shortcuts to fame, emphasizing his belief in hard work and self-reliance. He reminded aspiring artists of the importance of avoiding unethical practices on the path to success.

    Online reactions to his revelation highlighted the dark side of the music and entertainment industry, with some users mentioning that similar challenges were faced by artists like Runtown. The discussion brought attention to the complexities and potential hazards within the industry.

    Phyno’s success story, achieved through perseverance and resilience, was further evidenced by his recent acquisition of 20 units of a detached Terrace building, reportedly worth N1.4 billion. This accomplishment serves as a testament to his dedication and hard work in the face of industry challenges.

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