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Music Group Breakups Are Mainly Caused By Ego -Praye Tietia

A member of the defunct music group, Praye Tietia says ego and the desire for individual recognition are among the biggest threats to the survival of music groups, arguing that growing fame can create divisions among members. Speaking during a TikTok live session, the Praye member challenged the widely held belief that financial disagreements and […] The post Music Group Breakups Are Mainly…

Praye Tietia, a former member of the defunct music group Praye, has spoken about the primary cause of group breakups in the music industry. During a TikTok live session, Tietia argued that ego and the quest for individual recognition are the main threats to the survival of music groups, contradicting the popular belief that financial disagreements and romantic relationships are the main reasons for group dissolution.

Drawing from his own experience, Tietia stated that tensions often arise when a member starts to believe they are more important than the others or feel they contribute more to the group's success. He emphasized that this perception of ego is the real issue, rather than financial disputes or relationships with women. Tietia also highlighted that money should not be a source of conflict if members agree to share earnings fairly.

However, he acknowledged that differences in friendships and the influence of external social circles can create misunderstandings among group members. He explained that the set of friends he made during his time with Praye was distinct from those of his colleague Eugene, and the conversations these separate social circles had could shape members' perceptions of their importance within the group.

Despite the challenges that can arise when musicians work together, Tietia praised group membership as a valuable experience and encouraged aspiring artists not to abandon the idea of forming music groups. He advised those interested in forming groups to establish clear expectations from the start, maintain mutual respect, and stay committed to a shared vision.

Tietia concluded by stating that forming a group with a friend or someone who shares common interests can be a beautiful endeavor, as the wisdom of "two heads are better than one" holds true in the music industry.

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