I just finished watching project fame 7 on YouTube.
I felt like crying when the contestants all came out to pay tribute to Tuface Idibia by singing his songs and those of the defunct Plantashun Boiz.

Virtually ALL the songs rendered had great lyrics with clear messages, different tunes and beats and of course wonderful instrumental composition.

Now I am wondering why the so called stars of today have decided to fill the airwaves with absolute garbage. Songs with no more than 3 lines for the verse and chorus, all revolving around, money, intimacy and women's back.side. The more frustrating part of it is they all sound alike with the annoying abuse of auto-tune. You can't even tell exactly what or whom you are listening to.

What has happened to creativity? Is music now all about jumping and sweating? Who will be the next 'legend' to be celebrated on next years' season of project fame?

I know some people will disagree with this but there are actually 100million things one can write and sing about and still make great sales.

was watching zaki's heroes of our time & saw raski mono doing his thing, men, I almost shed tears

some of these present artist are actually talented but they all want to be rich & famous

no one want to be mode, 9 they prefer to be ice prince.
giving to the fact that that's what these present day fans want

just like what vector said " marketers are telling me to do the regular so how i mine suppose to be spectacular"

rawpadgin: was watching zaki's heroes of our time & saw raski mono doing his thing, men, I almost shed tears

some of these present artist are actually talented but they all want to be rich & famous

no one want to be mode, 9 they prefer to be ice prince.
giving to the fact that that's what these present day fans want

just like what vector said " marketers are telling me to do the regular so how i mine suppose to be spectacular"

That is really sad. I wonder what the scenery will be in 10yrs time.

oge4real:

That is really sad. I wonder what the scenery will be in 10yrs time.

it will disaster, unless we stop appreciating wacky artists