In a recent interview with Lun Lifestyle TV, Nigerian singer and half of the defunct P-Square duo, Paul Okoye, aka Rudeboy, expressed his thoughts on the effect of social media on the prestige and value fans once held for musicians. According to a report by Daily Post Nigeria, Rudeboy argued that social media has diminished the mystique that artists once held before the digital age. [Daily Post Nigeria](https://dailypost.ng/2026/10/26/music-videos-are-now-waste-of-money-paul-okoye-claims/) Speaking on the subject, Rudeboy said,
“Before social media, there was a certain mystique around musicians that fans couldn’t access. Now, with the advent of social media, fans feel like they know us too well, and the mystery is gone.”
This perspective from Rudeboy adds an interesting dimension to the ongoing conversation about the influence of social media on various aspects of society, particularly in the realm of entertainment. With more artists engaging with fans directly through platforms like Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok, it’s essential to consider the implications for both the artist-fan relationship and the music industry as a whole. [Daily Post Nigeria](https://dailypost.ng/2026/10/26/music-videos-are-now-waste-of-money-paul-okoye-claims/)
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