If you are weirdo and an anime head like watashi and easily get tired of the same producers kind of Nigerian music
and the always in a good mood and ready to spend lyrics that praise the vanity of their existence like flies whose literally 24 hours life music cant stand the listeninn pleasure of 4 listens without boring sighs out of you like a bereaved  person.

And for people who disagree and believe that I am being Eurocentric. I appreciate your opinions and I say everyman for his own and whatever rocks your boat and makes you sleep well at night. Ganbaren oh
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My goal is to acculturize people with good music.

Mainstream Nigerian music isn't good, all beats and monotonic lyrics about sex, booze and partying. So I don't listen to it. Prefer slow boring stuff like Lana Del Rey, lorde and Børns. Theses are the people who can speak to your soul and make you high just by listening to their lyrics.

Strictly reggae for me... And if l must listen to Naija music it has to be 2baba.

Dazzol.

it is a challenge to me as an upcoming artist..these days almost every artist wanna do a club banger and dance hall thing..the kind of song I'm doing sometimes I think about the audience here in Nigeria..but whenever I look at people like ASA,and darey,I get motivated..that no matter what few people will still listen and appreciate good music..this is a topic I always wanna talk about..

All we have are noisemakers

noise has taken over d industry
Only few have listening ears to GoOD muSic

Dey there dey find gud music... wen ppl dey make money...olobe

oh my brymo

Well everybody got his taste but to me Nigerians still enjoy good music , when u listen to 2baba,m.i, asa,darey and a host of others then u know we have hope. Even those that make noise do drop quality tracks at times ,but in this trying moments we all want to make the "BAR"

Wow! I thought I was the only one. There's hardly any variety in Nigerian music, nobody wants to be different because it doesn't seem sell as much and that's what most Nigerians care about.

What happened to doing things for the art?