Nigerian singer Spyro has attributed the financial struggles of some of his industry colleagues to excessive spending on parties and relationships with foreign women, particularly citing trips to South Africa as a major drain on resources.
Speaking to fans during a performance over the weekend, the "Who's Your Guy" hitmaker cautioned against reckless spending habits, describing lavish expenditure on women and extravagant lifestyles as poor financial decisions that ultimately yield little long-term value.
While acknowledging that generosity toward women is not inherently wrong, Spyro stressed the importance of moderation, urging his male fans to exercise discretion rather than spending beyond their means in pursuit of leisure and status.
He encouraged young men to prioritise saving and investing their earnings instead of indulging in frivolous expenses, warning that such habits could derail financial progress regardless of how much one earns.
Drawing from his own observations within the music industry, Spyro recalled how some of his colleagues squandered their early earnings on parties and international trips, particularly to South Africa, leading to their eventual financial downfall. He credited his own discipline and restraint for the stability he currently enjoys in his career.
The singer further revealed that since rising to fame, he has received numerous advances from Instagram models, some of whom reportedly offered to fund international holidays for him. However, he disclosed that he turned down such offers, choosing instead to remain focused on his music career and long-term financial investments.
His comments have since sparked conversation among fans and industry observers, with many commending his candidness about financial discipline and the pressures of fame within the entertainment industry.
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