July 2nd 2024.
Bebe Rexha, the talented singer, poured her heart out on social media platform X, expressing her frustration towards the music industry. She boldly claimed that she could bring down a significant portion of the industry if she spoke up about her real experiences. In a series of emotional posts, she hinted at the existence of shady activities behind the scenes that she could expose.
The 34-year-old hitmaker, known for her collaborations with renowned artists like Dolly Parton, shared her deep-rooted frustrations and how she has been undermined and silenced for a long time. Despite people constantly bringing up the signs, she failed to notice them until now. And whenever she tried to speak up, she was met with punishment from the industry. Bebe vowed to share all her truths, the good, the bad, and the ugly, if things don't change.
In the comments section, one fan pointed out how Bebe wasn't credited as a featured artist on David Guetta's 2015 track Hey Mama, even though she co-wrote the song and recorded the chorus and backing vocals. This instance, along with other things that fans are unaware of, has pushed Bebe to her breaking point. She declared that the incident with Hey Mama was just the tip of the iceberg compared to what she has gone through.
When asked if she was promoting her new song, I'm The Drama, Bebe denied it, stating that she has no budget for marketing. She was simply fed up and couldn't take it anymore. In another post, she admitted to feeling hopeless and even broke down in tears in her hotel room in London. However, meeting her fans and receiving their support has given her the strength to keep fighting.
Bebe expressed her gratitude towards her fans who have always been there for her and have given her the courage to be authentic and speak her truth. The singer, who achieved her first UK number one with I'm Good in 2022, has been in the news for standing up against assault charges after being hit by a fan during a performance in June 2023. This incident sparked a series of similar incidents at other artists' concerts as well.
During her performance at the Summer Fun Days Showcase in Green Bay, Wisconsin, Bebe had to pause her set multiple times to remove people who were throwing objects at her onstage. She even joked about pressing charges and becoming richer, but quickly clarified that she didn't invite such behavior. The Agency has reached out to Bebe's representative for a comment. If you have a story to share, feel free to contact us through email, phone, or our Submit Stuff page. We would love to hear from you.
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