In a surprising turn of events, Nigerian hip-hop sensation Vic O has declared his retirement from the music industry, citing a lack of support and appreciation from Nigerian fans as the primary reason for his decision.
The rapper took to his Instagram page to share a heartfelt video message with his followers, expressing his frustration and disappointment with the music scene in Nigeria. In the video, Vic O lamented the lack of support from fans and the apparent disregard for his talent by show organizers.
With a heavy heart, Vic O announced his decision to step away from music, stating that he deserves better treatment than what he has received from Nigerians. The rapper's caption accompanying the video succinctly summed up his sentiments, declaring, "I've decided to quit music cause Nigerians don't deserve me!"
Vic O's decision to retire comes as a shock to many fans who have followed his career over the years. Known for his unique style and unapologetic attitude, Vic O has been a prominent figure in the Nigerian music scene, garnering both praise and criticism for his work.
While the news of his retirement may come as a disappointment to some, it serves as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by artists in Nigeria's music industry. Despite their talent and dedication, many artists struggle to receive the recognition and support they deserve, often leading to disillusionment and frustration.
As Vic O bids farewell to the music industry, his departure serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of supporting and celebrating Nigerian artists. While his decision may mark the end of an era for fans, it also highlights the need for greater appreciation and recognition of the country's vibrant music culture.
I'm giving up on #music pic.twitter.com/JuB1hqPdjV
— Vic.O (@vic_o_official) April 20, 2024
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