Singer Candy Bleakz recently shared a surprising revelation about her past in the music industry. In 2015, she was on the verge of being signed to YBNL Nation, a prominent record label in Nigeria. However, fate had other plans, and she ultimately lost the opportunity to Temmie Ovwasa.
During a candid interview on the TV show “Trending” hosted by KimOprah, Candy Bleakz opened up about her disappointment at not becoming the YBNL Princess as originally intended. She expressed her sadness when label boss Olamide chose to unveil Temmie Ovwasa instead of her.
In addition to discussing her missed opportunity with YBNL Nation, Candy Bleakz also shed light on the challenges faced by female artists in the Nigerian music industry. She highlighted the double standards and scrutiny that women in the industry often face, regardless of their talent or appearance.
“For a female artist, it seems like there’s always something to criticize. Whether you’re pretty, ugly, too sexy, or not sexy enough, there’s always someone ready to pass judgment,” Candy Bleakz lamented. “I bring my talent to the table, but people are quick to focus on my looks or how I dress. It’s frustrating to constantly be judged based on superficial criteria.”
Despite the setbacks and obstacles she has encountered, Candy Bleakz remains determined to make her mark in the music industry. Her resilience and passion for her craft continue to drive her forward, as she navigates the complexities of being a female artist in Nigeria.
Through her story, Candy Bleakz shines a light on the realities faced by women in the music industry and serves as an inspiration for aspiring artists everywhere. Her journey serves as a reminder of the importance of perseverance and self-belief in the face of adversity.
