Refiller Boy warns musicians about the dangers of poor financial management in their artistic careers.

Mozambican musician Refiller Boy used his social media to share a reflection directed at his fellow artists, drawing attention to the importance of financial management in the artistic world. The direct and critical message highlights the risks of prioritizing appearance over solid financial stability.

In the post, Refiller Boy states that although many musicians invest in good productions and high-quality music videos, these efforts can become ineffective if they are not accompanied by responsible financial management. “My fellow singers… you can produce and invest in the best videos in the world, but as long as you don’t seriously invest in the financial management of your career… ahhhh mahata kwalala,” the artist wrote.

The musician also warned about the trap of ostentation and building an illusory image of wealth, a common practice in certain showbiz circles. "A false image sells but there's no guarantee... trying to pretend to be rich will make you truly poor," Refiller Boy said, in a cautionary tone.

The post resonated on social media, receiving support from fans and followers who praised the artist's stance. The message reinforces the need for professionalism in the music industry, where talent must go hand in hand with strategy and financial sustainability to ensure career longevity.