Ciara Demanded Her Masters From Her Label After They Doubted Any Potential Success Of “Level Up”
Even though the weekend is finished, the Juneteenth celebrations are still going on. Many households reminisce on their backgrounds and ancestors’ sacrifices as millions of Americans commemorated captive Black people in Texas discovering their liberation years just after Emancipation Proclamation was signed.
The federal holiday was commemorated by a number of businesses and networks, including ABC News, which sponsored a Sound of Freedom – A Juneteenth Celebration featuring a number of celebrities.
Ciara was one of the few important personalities that showed up, and she spoke about getting her master’s degree during the conversation. Years ago, it was said that Ciara’s husband, Russell Wilson, bought them as a gift for her, but Ciara is now revealing the truth.
Ciara discussed how owning her music has given her the ability to travel and create as she pleases during the session. “I had this song called ‘Level Up,’ I had the video for the song as well. I had a whole vision for my project,” Ciara said of her viral single, which soared to the top of the charts owing to an internet dance craze.
During that encounter, she made the decision to pursue her masters and launch her own label to further her career. “Amazingly enough, they gave me my masters,” added the singer.
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