Bebe Rexha says she feels discriminated by the music industry, but why?

It seems that the singer of Albanian origin is angry with the music industry, which she has been a part of for years through hits and musical collaborations with various artists. A post on the X platform (formerly Twitter) was enough for Bebe Rexha to express herself in a tone of blasphemy about this industry.

“I could bring down a large part of this industry, as I feel frustrated. I have not spoken for a long time in silence, although I have seen the signs that people constantly brought me and they have been obvious. Even when I have spoken, I have been silenced and condemned by this industry. Things must change," said Bebe, emphasizing that she will tell everything, along with her truths. "The good, the bad and the ugly," she continued.

The singer decided to respond to a follower who recalled the period when her name was removed from the title of the song "Hey Mama" on YouTube. Bebe wrote:

“This? Compared to all the other things, which you don't know? This is child's play."

We remember that Bebe appeared in the hit "Hey Mama" in collaboration with David Guetta, while on YouTube, the artist's name was removed from the song, a situation for which she hired a lawyer at the time, who seems to have put things on the line and the name of the singer appeared on YouTube.

Asked by another follower what prevents her from speaking, Rexha said: "They (the industry) punish you."

The singer emphasized that this whole situation is not a matter of anger, but just sadness.

"I'm sitting in my hotel room in London crying. I felt hopeless for a long time. I've walked around this city a lot and met the fans and they really stirred something inside of me. Honestly, you have given me strength," added the artist.

However, the motives that led the singer to this public reaction against the music industry, for which she says she has a lot to show, still remain unclear.

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Source: Deadline