Nigerian singer Lyta has sparked mixed reactions online after revealing his alleged performance fees and earnings from music shows.
During a recent conversation, the singer said he currently charges ₦10 million per show and has once made up to ₦30 million from a single performance.
According to Lyta:
“I charge N10 million for shows, the highest amount I’ve made at once is N30 million.”
His statement immediately went viral, with fans and social media users sharing divided opinions about his claim.
Some supporters praised his confidence and self-belief, while others questioned whether he still has the popularity and hit songs to command such high performance fees in the music industry.
Mixed Reactions Online
IFA praised his mindset, saying:
“I love how this guy is not accepting the narrative that he has fallen off.”
However, others were more critical. One user, Precious Atubobienemi, commented:
“N10m per show and still no hit song longevity is wild 😭”
Another user, ElninoRossi101, wrote:
“I no fit pay you 10 million with that kind songs you dey sing ooo…”
Ayodeji recalled a past experience with the singer, saying:
“This nigga wey we carry come EKSU that year baba don dey alright 😏”
Olu of Trades questioned his current relevance, writing:
“Maybe, even though he doesn’t really have any hit song and drastically going down the music chart.”
Other users also mocked or doubted the claim, with comments suggesting exaggeration, while a few defended him, arguing that he still deserves respect and better management.
Some users even compared him to other street artists, questioning whether promoters would truly pay such fees.
Despite the controversy, Lyta’s statement has kept him trending, with debates continuing across social media about his current status in the Nigerian music industry.
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