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Mr Eazi emphasizes independence as the key to his career and the artists he mentors.
Nigerian Afrobeats superstar Mr. Eazi recently shared insights into his approach to success, independence, and artist management, giving fans a closer look at the mindset behind his rise. He explained that staying independent has always been a deliberate choice. According to him, taking full responsibility for one’s journey is essential. “I stay independent because I don’t like to blame people for my failure,” Mr Eazi stated. He added that while he can accept failure as part of growth, he cannot tolerate feeling that someone else is responsible for his setbacks. This belief drives him to take his destiny firmly into his own hands.
In addition, Mr Eazi discussed his philosophy when signing new talent. He said, “I only sign artists that I think are independent in their thinking.” For him, the ideal artist is self-driven, confident in their decisions, and capable of steering their own career. By working with independent-minded artists, he ensures that creativity and accountability remain at the forefront.
Fans and industry insiders have praised Mr Eazi’s perspective, noting that it reflects a rare blend of humility and self-determination in an industry often dominated by management-driven decisions. His approach highlights the importance of personal responsibility, resilience, and confidence. By prioritizing independence, Mr Eazi not only shapes his own path but also mentors a new generation of artists to value self-reliance and accountability in their music careers.
