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Published on 2024-03-23 09:14:44
Singer Candy Bleakz recently shared a revelation about her missed opportunity to be signed to YBNL Nation in 2015. She disclosed that she was on the verge of becoming YBNL Princess but lost the position to Temmie Ovwasa, who was unveiled by label boss Olamide instead. This revelation came during her appearance on the TV programme “Trending,” hosted by reality star KimOprah.
Candy Bleakz expressed her disappointment at not being chosen as the YBNL Princess, especially since she considered herself a strong contender for the position. She admitted that she was saddened when Olamide decided to sign Temmie Ovwasa instead of her. Despite being friends with Temmie, Candy Bleakz couldn’t help but wonder why she missed out on the opportunity.
In addition to discussing her missed opportunity with YBNL Nation, Candy Bleakz also shed light on the challenges faced by female artists in Nigeria. She highlighted the double standards and unfair scrutiny that female artists endure based on their appearance and image. Whether they are perceived as too pretty, ugly, sexy, or not sexy enough, female artists are often subject to criticism and judgment that their male counterparts do not face.
Candy Bleakz expressed her frustration at the conflicting expectations placed on female artists, stating that regardless of how they present themselves, they are still criticized. She mentioned that even when she brings talent and creativity to the table, comments about her appearance or image overshadow her hard work. This constant pressure to meet societal standards of beauty and sexiness adds an extra layer of challenge for female artists in the Nigerian music industry.
Despite the obstacles she faces as a female artist, Candy Bleakz remains determined to make her mark and break boundaries in the music industry. She continues to create music that showcases her talent and unique style, undeterred by the judgments and criticism she may encounter along the way.
In sharing her experiences and insights, Candy Bleakz brings awareness to the struggles that female artists face in the Nigerian music industry. Her openness about her missed opportunity with YBNL Nation and her thoughts on the challenges of being a female artist serve as a reminder of the importance of supporting and empowering women in the music industry. As she continues to navigate her career, Candy Bleakz remains a strong voice for female artists striving to make their mark in a male-dominated industry.
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