Singer Spyro Advises Men to Prioritize Investments Over Excessive Spending on Women

Nigerian singer Spyro has sparked conversations on social media after sharing his views on how men should manage their finances and secure their future.

Speaking during a stage performance, the singer cautioned men against excessive spending on women and luxury lifestyles at the expense of building long-term wealth. According to him, many men neglect their financial future by focusing on temporary pleasures rather than making smart investments.

In his words:

“You’re here spending money on women, you’re wasting your time. I’m not saying you should not spend money on women, but if you’re doing unnecessary spending, wake up.”

Spyro further emphasized that financial stability should be a priority for every man, noting that people may disappear when financial difficulties arise.

“When money finishes from your hand, you would not see anybody. So as a man, put your head into work and invest.”

The singer revealed that one of the reasons he believes he will never go broke is because he invested his earnings wisely when success came his way.

“The reason why, by the grace of God, I can never go broke is because when money came, I started to invest.”

Reflecting on his experiences in the entertainment industry, Spyro stated that while some of his colleagues spent heavily on nightlife and women, he chose a different path by focusing on securing his future financially.

He also shared how his popularity changed the attention he received from women, claiming that many women who once ignored him began reaching out after he became successful.

“All the big girls on Instagram, when I blew, they started entering my DM. They even promised to fly me to Dubai and take care of the bills. These were the same girls I used to crush on when I was broke.”

His remarks have generated mixed reactions online, with some agreeing with his emphasis on financial discipline and investment, while others argue that responsible spending and healthy relationships can coexist with wealth-building goals.