In a candid interview with Saturday Beats, the artist articulated his unwavering conviction. "We are not ashamed of the gospel of Jesus Christ, and that is why I’m here with my Bible. I am always wearing my 'Jesus boy' cap and pendant. It is simply to let the world know that Jesus is the way. No Jesus, no life," Spyro stated with conviction.
Addressing speculation about whether this would become his signature style, the singer clarified, "I don’t show up everywhere with my Bible. However, I don’t have to carry this Bible; I’m a walking Bible, too. I just decided to have my Bible as part of my accessory tonight." This remark underscores the deeply ingrained nature of his faith, suggesting the physical Bible was a deliberate and potent statement for this particular occasion.
In an industry that frequently faces criticism for its promotion of explicit content and what some deem questionable values, Spyro articulated his distinct mission: to create music that is clean and to establish a reputation for precisely that.
"I’d like people to perceive my contribution as clean. I’d like to be that guy who came and advocated for clean music, clean visuals, clean everything," he passionately expressed.
Offering guidance to aspiring young artists, Spyro emphasized that success in the music industry does not necessitate a compromise of one's core values. "The reason a lot of people compromise is because they feel like if you don’t do it that way, you won’t make money. But I am proof. Look at me, I’m doing it and making it. And you know, I don’t do rough music. I do clean music, and I’m doing great in the industry. So, do not compromise.
'They that know their God shall be strong and do exploits.' The problem is not the music; the problem is knowing your God." Spyro's bold presence at the Headies, Bible in hand, serves as a powerful testament to his faith and a challenge to the prevailing norms within the music industry, offering a compelling narrative of success rooted in unwavering values.