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Mr. Eazi Gives Fans a Chance to Own Shares on His Songs

Mr. Eazi Gives Fans a Chance to Own Shares on His Songs.

The Nigerian singer and music executive, Mr Eazi, has noted plans to give his fans the opportunity to own shares in his subsequent song releases.

Mr Eazi revealed on his Twitter page that he will use his next song as an experiment where his fans can make some cash from his music.

Thus as they stream the song, a percentage of the revenue from the stream goes back to them and this new move was wholesomely being welcomed by his fans.

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