Nigerian rapper Raoul John Njeng, popularly known as Skales, has shared his view on the financial buoyancy that football guarantees, compared to music.

Speaking on the Groovy Mono Show, the Afrobeats star posited that footballers are more compensated financially than singers, adding that it all depends on the active nature of the player, and has nothing to do with popularity.

The 'Shake Body' crooner also noted the volatile nature of being a singer, stressing that maintaining relevance is often farfetched.

According to him, football guarantees financial stability, especially if one makes it professionally.

He said:
"Footballers earn more money than musicians."
"As long as you are an active footballer and you’re playing, you’re earning salaries and bonuses. You don’t have to be the most popular player in the world."

"Music is very competitive and unpredictable. You can be here today and gone tomorrow." .

“Staying relevant in the music industry sometimes feels like something you can’t fully control."

" Football gives you a more reliable path to financial stability if you make it professionally,”