Most of the musician producers I worked with felt h0rny

“Most of the musician producers I worked with felt h0rny and wanted to sl££p with me instead of recording.” — Tems reveals 👀

“When I started my career, I would text producers and other musicians, telling them that I can sing and I want to learn how to produce and write for other people. But because I was attractive, most of them always wanted something else. Most of the producers and musicians I worked with felt h0rny and wanted to sl££p with me instead of recording. I decided to start wearing baggy clothes that would not show my body to the studio, because I feel like if my attractiveness will make them always want to sl££p with me and st0p me from achieving my dreams, I will help them by wearing baggy clothes that do not expose my body. I only wanted to do music and not anything else.”

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Tems Reviews on an interview that Most of the musician producers I worked with felt h0rny and wanted to sl££p with me instead of recording.”

In an interview, Tems expressed that many of the musician producers she worked with had unprofessional and inappropriate feelings towards her. This statement highlights the challenges and inappropriate behavior that female musicians often face in the music industry. It’s a reminder of the importance of creating a respectful and professional environment for all artists, regardless of gender.

Ensuring that the music industry is a safe and respectful place for everyone requires addressing such issues openly and promoting professional behavior among all industry participants.

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