In a revealing interview, Tipsy Gee, the mastermind behind the hit track ‘TikToker,’ dishes out insights into the financial success that followed the song’s release. Collaborating with fellow Urbantone artists Gody Tennor and Kappy, Tipsy Gee’s rise to fame has been meteoric.
“Let’s just say, music pays,” Tipsy Gee candidly states, hinting at the substantial wealth accumulated since the song’s debut. While remaining modest about specific figures, the young artist emphasizes the tangible benefits music has brought into his life.
Despite his low-key lifestyle, Tipsy Gee assures fans that the money flows. “We’re eating good, trust me. Music pays. Our launches speak volumes—we’re not short on cash,” he asserts.
Looking ahead, Tipsy Gee sees a long and prosperous career in the music industry. With plans to reinvest his earnings back into music, he’s confident in its longevity and potential. “I’m in this for the long haul. Music has proven itself to be promising. It’s not just feeding me, but also supporting my parents,” Tipsy Gee shares, highlighting the industry’s rewarding nature.
With their track ‘TikToker’ already amassing a staggering 10 million views on YouTube in just seven months, Tipsy Gee’s journey is a testament to the power and profitability of music in today’s digital age.
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