Whitemoney says, “No Nigerian singer has the same talent as me.”

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Hazel Oyeze Onou, also known as Whitemoney, is a reality TV celebrity and singer. He has claimed that no other Nigerian musician has the same level of skill as him.

He claims that the majority of Nigerian musicians don’t have deep lyrics.

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In a recent interview, Whitemoney declared he no longer gives a damn about the criticism he receives from fellow reality star Doyin.

‘I am the first of my kind,’ he declared. I didn’t look up to my colleagues; instead, I made my own unique brand of sound. No one is better than me, even though I’m not the best.

‘No musician creates music quite like mine. I don’t think their sounds are deliberate. You are actually doing me a favor when you drag me, even though you think you are harming me. Avoid Give up dragging me. Always refrain from giving toward the ceiling.

‘I dislike being put into a box or stereotyped. I don’t give a damn about the big three or anything. I’m just aware that I’m the big 1. My talent is unmatched by anyone. They won’t believe what I’m going to do to the industry. I plan to run a record label soon, so I won’t only be a musician in the music industry—I’ll also be a businessman in it.’

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