She also emphasised that music has never been a business for her and she wants her music to leave an everlasting impression on the audience. "These days people are making a lot of music, but there are very few songs which leave a lasting impression on the audience, and I want to make that kind of music, even if it is not forever, then at least 10 years or so. So I make fewer songs because I take up projects personally. And it's never been a business for me, it's my passion and I need to first connect with the music to take it up," she said.
Rii, who works as an independent artist, thanked T-Series for releasing her first song with their label but revealed that her making money has never been her priority. "I always had a YouTube channel, I wanted to keep it multi-purpose for posting my Vlogs, etc., and also release my songs, because when you start it's difficult to get a label to release your song. However, I was lucky that T-Series released my first song. Then I thought instead of going places I should maybe have my label and release my songs under it, have people connect with it, and if while doing so I make some profits too then what's wrong in that," she said.
"That's secondary for me, my first priority is to connect with my audience and make them love my songs. I am still ok with working with labels because they have a certain reach, so if a label wants me to work for them or do a song for them in a movie, I will never say no to it. I always believe that if you are putting your hard work into something, if you are creating something, then you protect it and take care of it, and that's why I became an independent artist," Rii signed off.
