if you mean contracts .. I don’t think that is gender specific. I think any artist can be in this position. But on the stuff I was talking about earlier, yes. I think men get way more support from the industry on their music than women do. In every avenue.

A lot of songs and a shit ton of streams!!! But it’s a catch 22 because more songs means more time and more time means more money spent and more money spent means more money to make back. Then we’re back at the beginning

If you REALLY want to support your favourite artists, buy tickets to their shows and BUY their music

But what that means is when I’m tweeting and posting every day about pre-ordering my album that’s because real life sales make artists more than just ‘pre-saves’ and streams

I have been signed to since I was 13. I’m 25 now which basically means I’ve racked up 12 years of debt. I have never made a penny off of my own music. 100 million streams with all money made going to my label. This is pretty standard practice in most major label contracts

I might get shat on for this but I’m really past the point of caring. A UK male rapper will have an album coming and the whole fucking industry will write #___FORNUMBER1 . Where is that energy for the women? We’re all peers. Most of us came up together so where is the disconnect?

so I have a chance at fulfilling a dream I’ve wanted to since I was a kid .. but getting others to talk about it is genuinely the hardest part. And I see this shit everytime a UK R&B artist puts an album out. Where is the support? ..

do you know what’s really fucking sad? most of us artists in the UK who make R&B/Soul music have just had to come to terms with the fact that we may never have the same success as our peers in our home country because the industry won’t allow us to ..