Mr Real Criticizes Intellectual Property Theft in Nigerian Music Industry
Nigerian music artist Mr Real, known for his hit "Legbegbe," expresses worry over the high level of intellectual property theft in the Nigerian music industry, particularly in the Afrobeat genre. He points out the lack of originality and notes that many song ideas are being stolen.
Mr Real mentions veteran artist Blackface, who has been vocal about song theft in the industry. In a recent interview with Hip TV, Mr Real alleges that Rema stole from his colleague Omah Lay's intellectual property.
He emphasizes the need for justice and awareness of these injustices, especially for upcoming artists.
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