Feffe Bussi, popularly known as the 'Smallest Rapper,' recently brought attention to a prevailing trend in the music industry, shedding light on the financial dependence of many male artists on sugar mummies.
During a recent media interview, the Love Yoo rapper discussed how times have changed in this new era.
"In the past, it was women who used to ask for money from men, but things have changed. With the widespread presence of the internet, all you have to do is hit the gym and go online. You no longer need to actively pursue women; they will come looking for you," Bussi revealed.
During the interview, Feffe Bussi openly acknowledged that he once relied on the financial support of a young woman during the early stages of his singing career.
"She was a stunning young lady who generously provided me with money, but I was uncertain about its source since she didn't have a job," he confessed.
Despite the deep affection they shared, Bussi ultimately made the difficult decision to end the relationship. He recognized the importance of attaining financial independence and having a clear understanding of the origin of his sustenance.
