Ruger’s sister has been revealed in a new video for the first time, and fans are taken aback.
Fans have taken to social media to react to a video of Ruger’s sister that surfaced on social media. His sister had asked fans in the video to guess who the eldest is between the two of them, which surprised many because the singer is known to be private when it comes to his family and friends.
Ruger, who is currently dominating the airwaves and digital streaming platforms with his hit song ‘Asiwaju,’ took to social media earlier this year to express his gratitude for the support he has received thus far and promised his fans that more was on the way in 2023.
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The music industry is in uproar as Blaqbonez joins BNXN in criticizing three strategies used by artists to boost their streaming numbers without attracting genuine listeners. Here is the rapper’s tweet:
Blaqbonez, a rapper from Chocolate City, has added his voice to BNXN’s criticism of the ways that artists and record company executives artificially boost music streams without attracting actual listeners.
Blaqbonez tweeted about it and stated: “All of you who use streaming farms will soon be exposed soon. awon hushpuppi”. This was in response to BNXN’s tweet in which he stated unequivocally that record company executives pay for music to be played on automation or robots in order to inflate streaming figures.
These tweets come soon after Ruger’s tweet in which he posed a riddle addressing a specific artist who employs influencer marketing strategies to keep a stranglehold on the scene.
Following his most recent cryptic social media post about artists, BNXN has launched further attacks on Ruger, a fellow artist.
Award-winning performer and singer BNXN, often known as Buju, responded to Ruger in a message he published on his social media account today, November 23, 2022.
Ruger had cryptically posted on his social media platform that some musicians force people to listen to their songs by using ads and by paying influencers to make the song popular on those platforms. The singer had responded to Ruger’s post.
His post read:
“I am something. For years now, I have forced my songs down people’s throat whether e sweet abi e no sweet either by too much ads or by paying every influencer to make noise about a song they don’t even like. Or by speeding my song on TIKTOK. WHAT AM I ?”
This prompted BNXN to release a reply in which he called the singer out and revealed that he also used this strategy to market his album.
BNXN’s post read:
biting the fingers of the hand that fed your boss enough to feed you ?? Even when you and your boss use the same strategy?? After all those streaming-farm payments?
Additionally, according to BNXN, musicians who work hard to create top-notch music don’t always get paid fairly. A few of the streams, he added, don’t actually result in fans attending the musicians’ shows.
His post added:
Be organic or get the fuck out of my face!! How you got a million views and less than 5k on Spotify ? Are you whining me ? You’re top of the charts and you’re not choking me in the streets like Asake? just tiktoks? Are you silly ?
Ruger has been criticized by well-known Nigerian comedian and singer Cater Efe for calling his music “noise.”
Ruger had tweeted a controversial apology to his fans for delaying the release of his song and letting them listen to “noise” on his official account.
Cater Efe, however, was not amused and interrupted Ruger’s Instagram live session to criticize the singer for undervaluing his efforts.
You mean I stopped making noise? You’re very brave to say that I made noise. Is it a result of your talent? How come you’re so proud? You’re very pleased with yourself. Is it because you have a good voice? Don’t attempt it once again, Cater yelled.
In response to the outburst, Ruger apologized profusely to the enraged comic and made a commitment not to use such language in the future.
