Summary
Rap and funk artists who grow like Oruam tend to multiply their fee in a short time. Natural procedure, the more they are present in the media, the more they charge. Although rapper Oruam’s show will now cost R$100,000, new increases are likely to come. He has not yet reached values like MC Ryan and MC Daniel.
The value of Oruam’s fee, which has risen, is expected to rise further. At this stage, the increases are significant, as happens with artists of the genre
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The announcement of rapper Oruam’s new fee, which rose to R$100,000, brings him closer to the amount charged by other rap and funk artists, but it still doesn’t compare to the most expensive ones, which can cost five times as much.
“Important notice for all of you: from today onwards, the crazy little boy’s fee is one hundred thousand, son. I became a playboy. Pay if you want to see me”, he announced on social media.
In addition to his growing career, in recent days the media spotlight has focused on Oruam. The Rio rapper became the most listened to on Spotify in March, with 11.5 million listeners. And his performance at Lollapalooza, during which he called for freedom for his imprisoned father, drew attention.
The increase in the value of the Oruam fee is a natural consequence in a market that is only growing. Anitta can charge up to more than R$500,000; Ludmilla, half. MC Ryan, from R$200 to R$300 thousand.
In December, Visão do Corre reported that, following an article in Fantástico, MC Daniel’s fee doubled, reaching R$200,000. With attendance at Dança dos Celebrities and Lollapalooza, it increased again.
Source: Vision of Corre
