- Singer Spyro speaks out: Singer Spyro lamented about fans constantly asking celebrities for money.
- Minimum daily expense: Spyro claimed he spends a minimum of ₦100,000 daily on giving money to people.
- Annual expense: He calculated his annual expense on giving money to be around ₦15 million.
- Culture of entitlement: Spyro condemned the culture of fans expecting celebrities to give them money.
- Lack of reciprocity: He noted that nobody thinks about how celebrities are faring or offers to give them anything in return.
- Solidarity with colleagues: Spyro celebrated his colleagues who are going through the same experience, calling them the real MVPs.
Singer Spyro Laments About Fans Constantly Asking Celebrities for Money
Singer Spyro, whose real name is Oludipe Oluwasanmi David, has expressed his frustration about the culture of fans expecting celebrities to give them money. The 34-year-old “Who Is Your Guy” singer took to Instagram to vent about the situation.
According to Spyro, every time he steps out of his house, he spends a minimum of ₦100,000 on giving money to people. He calculated that if he goes out three times a week, that’s ₦300,000 per week, ₦1.2 million per month, and ₦15 million per year.
Spyro condemned the culture of fans always expecting something from celebrities. He mentioned that even when he enters a restaurant, church, or his estate, people are always waiting for him to give them money. He also stated that nobody thinks about how celebrities are faring or offers to give them anything in return.
The singer concluded by celebrating his colleagues who are going through the same experience, calling them the real MVPs.
