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Tiwa Savage reveals how much she earned for her first show
During a studio session with her junior colleague, Odumodublvck, on Tuesday, April 2, 2024, Afrobeat Queen Tiwa Savage opened up about her early experiences as an upcoming artist in the industry.
In a candid moment, Tiwa Savage revealed that she was paid a modest sum of N50,000 for her first show, sparking laughter and camaraderie among her colleagues. Reflecting on the moment with a smile, she reminisced that it occurred during the era of her hit song “Kele Kele Love,” which gained prominence in 2010/2011.
“Kele Kele Love,” released on November 4, 2010, under Mavin Records and 323 Entertainment, served as the lead single from Tiwa Savage’s debut studio album, “Once Upon a Time.” The song’s success earned her the Best R&B Soul Song award at the 2011 Afrotainment Museke Online Music Awards.
Despite her humble beginnings, Tiwa Savage has risen to become a household name in the Nigerian music industry, achieving remarkable success and accolades along the way.
Despite her journey to stardom, the mother of one has remained grounded, sharing her aspirations, including a desire to acquire a private plane, with her fans and admirers. This candid revelation offers fans a glimpse into Tiwa Savage’s journey and serves as an inspiration for aspiring artists.
"I got N50,000 for my first show"
— Tiwa Savage pic.twitter.com/AqVCDi8GnF
— Y! Online (@YNaija) April 2, 2024
In a concise yet pointed response shared on her Instagram story today, April 1, 2024, the mother of one tackled critics who have accused her of neglecting other female singers within the industry.
Tiwa Savage challenged those perpetuating the notion that she does not support female artists, presenting evidence of her numerous collaborations with talented women in the music industry.
Refuting the accusations, she emphasized her extensive list of female collaborations, underscoring her dedication to uplifting and collaborating with fellow female artists.