Singer Vyper Ranking has recently brought to light some shocking revelations about Mc Kats, a popular MC and media personality. During an interview on Mr. Henrie’s Deep Talk Show, which aired on Galaxy TV and YouTube, Vyper spoke candidly about his music journey and the dark side of Mc Kats.
According to Vyper, he reached out to Mc Kats in an attempt to gain a larger audience and requested to appear on the NBS After5 show. However, Mc Kats informed Vyper and his manager that before he could comply with their request, his then-fiancé Fille’s music needed to be broadcasted on international music platforms like Trace Music and AfroPop.
Although they obeyed Mc Kats’ instructions, Vyper revealed that Mc Kats demoralized him in all sorts of ways. He even recollected once being pushed off the set and made to walk to different locations on foot. Despite the challenges, Vyper ranking expressed gratitude for his success but maintained that Mc Kats turned into one of his nightmares.
“He became a nightmare to me. We met through a guy called Dre. He was the person putting the songs of local artistes on international music channels. We asked Kats to have me on After5, he asked us to put Fille’s song on Trace, Soundcity and Afropop. Management spent money on it and the songs were put on air,” Vyper Ranking.
Vyper’s interview has since moved many to tears, with some questioning why an artist must endure this kind of agony before getting airplay. These revelations have sparked a conversation about the music industry’s unethical practices and the need to create a safer and more equitable environment for artists to thrive.
It’s no secret that the music industry is a cutthroat business, and artists often have to go through a lot to achieve success. However, this should not involve enduring mistreatment and abuse from industry gatekeepers. Mc Kats’ behavior towards Vyper is unacceptable and highlights the need for transparency and ethical standards in the industry.
Artists should be able to access opportunities and platforms based on their talent and hard work, not on their ability to comply with arbitrary demands from industry insiders. There’s a need to create a more level playing field that values and uplifts artists while promoting fairness, respect, and dignity.
In conclusion, Vyper Ranking’s revelations about Mc Kats’ behavior have opened up a conversation about the need for accountability and transparency in the music industry. It’s high time that industry players recognize the immense power they hold and use it for good. We need to create a more equitable and just industry that values artists and their contributions.
