Scar Mkadinali recently made headlines when he shared a story on his Instagram about turning down a free performance offer in Nigeria.
"Some Nigerians tried to Have Us Perform For Free In Nigeria.. Ati Watatulipia Transport And Accommodation Lol. "
In his Instagram stories, Scar revealed that some Nigerians wanted the group to perform providing transport and accommodation expenses but no pay.
''Am a top tier artist in Kenya I cant represent my country like that.''
However, Scar, considering himself a top-tier artist in Kenya, firmly declined the offer, emphasizing his commitment to representing his country in a manner that reflects his worth.
In the ongoing discussion surrounding Scar Mkadinali's refusal to perform for free in Nigeria, event organizer Adekoya Ayobami aka Seun Sharp has shared his perspective on the matter, offering insights into the financial aspects and industry dynamics at play.
Adekoya response adds another layer to the conversation, highlighting the complexities of the music business.
''Cus they are playing your songs in this Matatu and in pubs on loud stereo does not mean you have blown in Africa or worldwide 000000 hmmmm better add more promotions.'' Adekoya
In his message, Adekoya explains the financial implications of organizing performances for international artists.
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