Popular music executive and founder of Made Men Music Group, Ubi Franklin, has sparked widespread conversation following a bold statement about the lifestyle of artists in the entertainment industry.
In a recent interview, Franklin claimed that once artists attain fame, especially after releasing a hit song they often become difficult to manage, with many engaging in questionable personal behaviour.
He said; “The only artist that can be controlled is the one that has not had a hit. Once they have a hit, the first biggest problem for artists is womanising. For female singers, it’s promiscuity as well.”
His remarks have generated mixed reactions online, with some agreeing based on behind-the-scenes knowledge of the industry, while others criticized the statement as a sweeping generalization that unfairly targets entertainers.
Franklin, known for managing several successful acts over the years, did not name specific individuals but emphasized that fame often brings challenges that affect artists’ discipline and foc
