U guys are selfish – Afrotrap Queen calls out Tiwa Savage, others for allegedly prioritizing personal success

• Self-Proclaimed queen of Afrotrap, Independent Jorgi, criticizes Tiwa Savage, Tems, and Teni.
• Jorgi accuses popular female artistes of neglecting emerging talent in the Nigerian music industry.
• She claims they prioritize personal success over collaborating with up-and-coming female artists.

Rising Afrotrap artist, Independent Jorgi, has stirred controversy by openly criticizing well-established female artists such as Tiwa Savage, Tems, and Teni.

Jorgi accused these leading figures of displaying a lack of interest in promoting and collaborating with emerging female talents in the industry.

The up and coming Afro trap sensation did not mince his words as he called out these celebrated artists for what he perceives as a self-centered approach to their careers.

Jorgi specifically highlighted their alleged failure to seize opportunities to collaborate with up-and-coming female artists, a move he believes would contribute to the overall growth and diversity of the Nigerian music.

Jorgi asserted that, in contrast to their male counterparts, these female artists seem to be more focused on their personal success rather than actively participating in the cultivation of new talents.

She passionately argued that true success in the industry should not be solely measured by personal achievements but also by the willingness to uplift and support the next generation of artists.

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In other news, BET award-winning singer, Tems has appreciated all her female colleagues in the music industry. The sensational singer, made history on Sunday night, becoming the first female Nigerian singer to win an international act award at BET Awards.

Taking to her Twitter page, Tems appreciated Tiwa Savage, Asa, Omawumi, Waje, Yemi Alade, Simi, Niniola, Ayra Starr, Teni and many others for existing. She noted how their decision to get up and do something inspires her.

Tems revealed that anytime she sees them gracing the stage, she feels that’s it is her.