**Nigeria's Music Industry Under Fire: Mr Real Speaks Out** Popular Afrobeats singer, Mr Real, has unleashed a scathing critique of his colleagues and Nigerian music fans for their seeming lack of empathy in the face of the country's growing insecurity. In a recent video, the 'Legbegbe' crooner expressed his frustrations with the current state of affairs in the nation. He lamented the fact that his fellow musicians are releasing new music and hitting the clubs, seemingly oblivious to the chaos unfolding around them. Mr Real revealed that he has been unable to drop new music due to the national mood, citing the constant stream of disturbing news and his own fear for his safety. He questioned the motives of artists who continue to release music under these circumstances, asking, "How do some artists do it?" Mr Real's comments are a reflection of the concerns many Nigerians have about the country's deteriorating security situation. The once-thriving music industry has been criticized for its seeming insensitivity to the national crisis. While it's true that music is a form of escapism, it's hard not to take Mr Real's point when so many Nigerians are living in fear. The singer's comments also highlight the stark contrast between the lives of the privileged few who can afford to hit the clubs and those who are struggling to survive in a country ravaged by insecurity. "Is it normal?" Mr Real asked, suggesting that the nation's collective response to the crisis is numbness. While Mr Real's critique is directed at his colleagues, it's a call to action for all Nigerians to re-examine their priorities in the face of adversity. As the country continues to grapple with the challenges of insecurity, it's time for the music industry to take a step back and reflect on its role in the national conversation.