Hotnobs TV International News Team had the opportunity of interviewing Fast rising music artist_Cupti Cupti.
Cupti after briefly introducing himself gave a real life ordeal he faced in the hands of promoters all in the name of getting his music world_wide which includes music producers/Directors unwillingness to posting links of his music and videos for people to download and watch.
Below is Cupti's Life Ordeal...

I am cupti (uchendu chibuike promise) aka soundlord, i started my music career immediately as i dropped school and i must confess my eyes have seen my Anus, as an upcoming artist which i won't call myself anymore because my music have won the odds have faced fraudsters alot, in my quest to better my career have paid 100k to get my song on itunes which till today the guy is still processing the document, Alaba djs have paid 200k plus 48k for banner in Alaba international market, but i got little of my promised work done, and this dudes still request money from me while dey pay davido and co millions of naira just to hold total license of a song or Album when it drops, have paid my video producer 600k to get my video done, one is ready and he is still demanding money to get the second ready after the main one he did formatted which was never my fault but even his whatsapp status doesn't have a clip of my video but he does more for his babe and any big artist who he works with......

I think in Nigeria music talents die because those promoting the music are greedy and money driven that everybody wants money, OAPs though not all, charge up to 30 to 50k for just a station, i was a victim and after a month they stop to tag and air your track, my songs are online, check them out is equal to lyrical, sound and track quality but thats what we get, even bloggers, i don't give airtime to blog my song cos i pay real well, but this dudes take that advantage to use your money to cover up for davido, wizkid, zoro and bracket songs they blog in your expense by charging you big, when you check the bloggers followers u have more than they do....
We need to correct the music industry and give every artist the chance to prove his or her self, he said".