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Being A Celebrity Is A Privilege, Not Your Birthright – Spyro Tells colleagues
Popular Nigerian singer Spyro has advised his peers to unwind because fame is a privilege rather than a natural right.
The gospel musician stated in a statement on his Instagram page that being famous is only possible by God’s grace and that no star, including himself, should feel obliged to be “worshipped” despite their mistreatment of other people.
Spyro spoke out in favor of his colleagues being kind, but he also shared how his life changed when he saw the late Sound Sultan assist someone years ago.
His words;
“Being a celebrity is a privilege and an opportunity not anyone’s birthright… It doesn’t make us different from anyone else, we’ve only found grace and it’s not for us to isolate ourselves and turn ourselves to God ,constantly expecting to be worshipped and praised while being unkind to our fellow human.”
“Why not be human.
Why not show some little kindness… It will go a long way. I do the little I do today because a man called “SOUNDSULTAN” chose to be kind,I saw him show kindness when he didn’t have to.
You actions as a celebrity have ripple effects on people so be careful, you can kill millions of destinies just by moving wrong and yet you can give life by doing right.
WHICH ONE E GO BE 😊.”
“I once saw soundsultan chasing after a thief that stole someones phone at a party in trying to help someone he doesn’t even know …like proper chasing o(he ran after the guy like Usain Bolt 😂, that for me out of the many things I saw him do was a moment of truth. IT CHANGED ME.
He is gone now but his legacy lives on.
A LITTLE KINDNESS WILL GO A LONG WAY. My message is most especially to the young and up coming celebrities pls NO GAIN IN HOSTILITY and also remember Same God that gives can take.
#StandBySomeone#StandByYou .”
Live with Purpose, Love with Passion. Remember to be happy
One ❤️❤️❤️
Rose Ajieh
