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Posted by: Morayo
« on: November 12, 2016, 05:42:59 PM »



Organizers of The Headies award, Hip TV, have released a statement explaining what the Next Rated category means after backlash from fans and artistes alike.

The organization via their official Instagram explained what the next rated award category really meant and who is qualified to enter into it.

The statement read “Over the years, Nigeria’s most prestigious music award, The Headies has strived for excellence in building the award on true values of integrity, transparency and responsibility. We have worked hard to reward artistic ingenuity since day one and also educating the teaming fans of the award, the public and the entertainment industry about the rules of  the awards and the criteria for nominations  in each category.

Often times, we realize that the fans, people in the industry and the media are either misled or not paying attention to the rules and criteria for nomination. Hence, it is important to set the record straight and continue to enlighten the industry and the fans. We recognize how important The Headies is to our industry and we will not take information for granted.

Next Rated for example are officially unreleased artiste in the year under review. This means, no matter how good or popular your song may be, how many hit singles or how many good music videos you may have, if you have not recorded and released an official album, you are still eligible to be nominated for that category. In the same vein, you may start your career a year ago, as long as you have released an album, will not the eligible for nomination in the Next Rated Category”
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