Music Industry Belongs To No One – Lil Pazzo Tells ‘’Entitled Artist”

Trending musician Lil Pazzo Lunabe has told what he calls “entitled musicians” that the music industry belong to no one. He said the industry is like a lake, if anyone gets a chance to fish from it, they should do so and give a chance to other people as well.

Lil Pazzo has been in the industry for over five years but like any other musician, he has had his ups and downs throughout his career. The talented singer has released different kinds of music, some have worked and others haven’t.

He spent almost three years without having a hit song, until recently when he released a song known as ‘enkuudi’. It has been going viral everywhere on social media and in the main stream media.

Fellow musicians have called out the singer saying he released a vulgar song and he shouldn’t be proud of it going viral. Some of them reported the song to UCC to get off the media because the message it is sending isn’t good for young people.

Lil Pazzo said he is having a time of his life and if the song fades away, he will go back to selling pineapples like he used to do.

“The music industry is like a lake; it belongs to no one. If you get a chance to fish from it, do so and give others a chance as well. I am also trying my best to scoop what I can, starting with “Genda Ogule Emmotoka,” “Enkuudi,”. If I fail, I will go back to selling pineapples,” he said.

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