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    Flame of Betrayal: Fluxxi and Youboi’s Fallout Sparks Debate in Liberian Entertainment

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    Flame has become one of the most pressing issues threatening the fabric of Liberia’s entertainment industry. The lack of professionalism, accountability, and commitment continues to erode trust between entertainers, producers, and fans. If this trend continues, Liberian entertainers risk losing the very support base that sustains their careers.

    The recent fallout between fast-rising singer Fluxxi and her producer Youboi highlights this growing concern. Widely credited for introducing Fluxxi to the spotlight, Youboi produced her breakthrough single “Talk So”, which gained massive attention. He later followed up by producing four additional songs for her—Pose, Happy Player, Time, and her soon-to-be-released track Next.

    Despite his efforts to nurture her career, the relationship between the two has soured. On August 24, Youboi organized a celebration at his entertainment center, Kedee Bar, located in the 540 Community. Fluxxi was billed to appear at the event, and her team even promoted it online. However, to the shock of many fans, she failed to show up. The no-show sparked outrage, with attendees accusing Youboi of deceiving them, despite the fact that he had secured her commitment.

    What has worsened the situation is the silence from Fluxxi and her team. According to sources close to the producer, no apology or explanation has been offered, leaving Youboi and his supporters disappointed.

    This incident has reignited debates about professionalism in the Liberian music industry. While talent remains abundant, repeated cases of broken promises and lack of accountability undermine progress. For an industry striving to gain both local and international respect, entertainers must understand that keeping commitments is as important as creating music.

     

    Until these issues are addressed, flames of betrayal will continue to burn down trust, leaving fans disillusioned and the industry stagnant.

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