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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 44986, member: 636"] Nigerian rap legend Illbliss told young artists they need more than just musical talent to survive. The veteran performer shared advice after watching music executive Ayo Animashaun speak about artist earnings. Animashaun explained that most Nigerian musicians struggle financially despite public reports about huge profits. The music industry leader said only a few artists actually make serious money from their craft. He challenged people to count ten successful money-making artists and suggested the number would be difficult to reach. Illbliss responded on social media with practical guidance for new musicians. He encouraged upcoming artists to develop other skills outside of music. The rapper stressed the importance of having backup income sources during tough financial periods. His message focused on building multiple revenue streams rather than depending entirely on music sales. He called these additional income sources second and third hustles that help pay basic bills like electricity. The advice comes as many young Nigerians chase music careers, hoping for quick wealth. Social media often shows successful artists living expensive lifestyles with luxury cars and houses. However, industry insiders like Animashaun reveal a different reality for most performers. Many struggling musicians face financial hardship between album releases and concert bookings. Illbliss wants aspiring artists to prepare for these challenges by learning practical skills that generate a steady income. [/QUOTE]

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