Current Balmessos Bebe Rexha: – I'm being sabotaged by the music industry

The American songwriter and artist has written songs for big names like Eminem, Gomez, Tate McCray, and Tinashe, and has had her own songs with G-Eazy and Martin Garrix, among others.

Bebe Rexha is now claiming she barely has the budget to market her latest single “I'm The Drama” – and that's because the music industry is against it and sabotaging it, according to reports. painting.

– punish

“I could destroy a large part of the industry. I am frustrated and undermined. I have been quiet for too long. I did not see the signs, even though people were pointing them out all the time and they were obvious. When I spoke up, I was silenced and punished by the music industry,” Bebe Rexha wrote. Messages on X.

Now she wants that to change, the messages read: “Or I’m going to tell the truth.” According to Billboard, Bebe Rexha did not share the reason for the outcry at X. Her record label of the past decade, Warner Music, did not respond to inquiries from the magazine.

One example is already well-known: Rexha's name was removed from the credits on David Guetta's 2015 hit “Hey Mama,” which she co-wrote. Instead, only Nicki Minaj and Afrojack were credited.

“I really wanted my name on it, because I had been signed and dropped, and I had been signed a second time, so it was a tough time,” said Rexha, who was 25 at the time.

– sad

After nine years, Bebe Rexha ended her engagement on social media by saying that the anger wasn't just her anger, but her sadness as well.

“I’m sitting in my hotel room in London crying. I’ve been feeling hopeless for a long time. I’ve been walking around the city a lot and meeting fans, which has awakened something inside me,” concluded Rexha, who thanked her fans for giving her the strength to carry on.

Bebe Rexha, 34, released her third album 'Bebe' last year. On Thursday, she will perform in Romania, before performing on the main stage in Palmissos on Saturday – as in Review He writes that audiences will hear hits like “I'm Good,” “Meant to Be,” “I'm a Mess” and “In the Name of Love.”