Shame To Fame: Upcoming artistes gets a mega record deal after being shamed on Twitter

 Hand turns a cube and changes the word "shame" to "fame Stock ...Thursday, Aug 20 will remain a blessing in the life of the masked singer known as Anonymous9ja.

It all started with the upcoming music act tweeting a song with the twitter handle @iamanonymous9ja where he was begging to be signed,  prompting notorious twitter user @ewawunmi to throw bants equating him to a low budget lagbaja,  even going as far as declaring he would never get a record deal.  
 
Shame To Fame: Upcoming artistes gets a mega record deal after being shamed on Twitter
 
The ensuing uproar beamed a light on the act, who in no time had record labels gunning for him. Of which he has been offered a 5 million naira recording deal, a car and an apartment.
 
 
Shame To Fame: Upcoming artistes gets a mega record deal after being shamed on Twitter
 
The singer joins a long list of people who have had life-changing moments on social media. We sure can't help but wish him well and below is one of his songs titled Boys2men
 

https://audiomack.com/anonymous9ja/song/boys-2-men


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