Blaqbonez criticised the music industry and called it “very wicked” as he expressed frustration over what he sees as weak mutual support among artistes.
Industry Frustration Over Peer Support Gap
He shared his views on X and directly raised concerns about ego and silence within the music space.
Additionally, he explained that many artistes prioritise themselves over building genuine industry solidarity.
Meanwhile, he said he actively supports other musicians by promoting their songs across his social media platforms.
However, he argued that many of those artistes do not return the same support when he releases his own music.
Claims Of Double Standards In Music Community
He claimed that since he dropped his latest single, Chanel, several peers have ignored the track and failed to promote it.
As a result, he felt sidelined despite his consistent engagement with their work.
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Furthermore, he pointed out that he recently supported international artistes such as Drake, Central Cee, Future, and Gunna by sharing their releases online.
In contrast, he said those artistes and others did not acknowledge his own release in the same way.
Blaqbonez Discussed Silence After Chanel Release
Consequently, Blaqbonez described the situation as unfair and labelled it a clear case of double standards.
He stressed that he continues to show support to others, yet he receives little response when he expects similar backing.
In his post, he reiterated that the silence from his peers after the release of Chanel highlights the imbalance he believes exists in the industry.<!-
