If Davido wan finish work, he should just summon Chris Brown to enter this @PeterPsquare “I can’t look away” song and do a remix … it’s over!
It’s a jam Chris will easily nail: it should now have a full on dance routine and video… damn!
Imagination wan finish me but it’s possible
While I continue going about my work, business, shows, and making music, I pray God delivers Nigeria from bad leadership. Enough is enough. Nigerians deserve better. Get your PVCs. 🇳🇬🙅🏽♂️
Any artist, actor, content creator, or influencer who stays silent about the insecurity and suffering in this country simply doesn’t care.
When it’s time for their projects, albums, movies, shows, or campaigns, reciprocate that same energy.
Ignore them.
Why do I feel like @Iam_Magixx is about to shock the world soon cause this new snippets he’s been previewing let’s me know an EP or an Album is in the works
Magixx we needs new GBEDS bruh make we chop 🔥🔥💯🍾
If the biggest artists in a genre start moving violently, especially in a scene that still doesn’t have a proper structure, it can do real damage.
The first thing it affects is how the genre is seen. Once violence becomes part of the conversation, people stop focusing on the music and start focusing on the chaos. Brands get nervous. Promoters get nervous. Investors get nervous. Even fans start looking at the scene differently. What should feel exciting starts to feel unstable.
It also sets a terrible example for younger artists. They may start thinking that being feared is part of being successful, or that aggression is a normal part of stardom. That kind of mindset can spread quickly in an industry that is still growing and defining itself.
Then there’s the trust issue. Collaborations become harder. People start choosing sides. Camps form. Events become tense. Studios stop feeling creative and start feeling political. And once that happens, the whole genre suffers, not just the people involved.
The truth is, a genre can recover from bad songs. What’s much harder to recover from is bad behaviour from the artists who carry the biggest spotlight.