Nigerian singer Oludipe David, known professionally as Spyro, has declared he doesn’t rely on music for financial survival. The ‘Who Is Your Guy’ artist revealed most of his earnings come from corporate performances rather than standard music industry shows.
During an appearance on the Adesope Live show, Spyro explained his unique market positioning. His family-friendly music style makes him a preferred choice for elite corporate events. These include functions organized by banks and high-profile individuals.
“If I stop making music today, I’m made financially,” Spyro stated. “Many underestimate my wealth because I maintain humility. I rarely perform at industry shows, focusing instead on corporate bookings.”
The singer highlighted his annual performances for figures like Tony Elumelu. He noted only select artists including Chike and Johnny Drille share this niche. Their clean music suits events attended by children and families.
Beyond performance fees, Spyro emphasized his smart investment strategy. He has diversified his portfolio to ensure long-term financial security. These investments safeguard his future regardless of his music career trajectory.
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