music has very much evolved over to past few years. To many people , music is an important part of their way of life. That is to say, you can know a man more from the kind of music he listens to.
my main focus for this post is to talk about the loss of moral sense and values in present day music, more expecially the Hiphop, afro pop, pop and Rnb genres .

hardly will you hear a song on soundcity, hiptv, mtv etc. that doesn't consist of ;
*drugs
*derating and objectifying women
* being above the law
* having causal sex and feeling fine with it
*money
* alcohol
Constant exposure to such materials brainwashes the mind and feeds us with the desire of wanting to be like, act and even dress like the artists that produce does songs. Its a pity we nigerians have a very bad taste when it comes to good music, so our artist's now no longer have to pain stakingly bend write a good song but rather they work under the influence of weed and autotunes (garbage in garbage out).

so, my question is can the music industry ever change the course its sailing into?

The industry was going that way till MI came and made aa difference....
We need a new messiah; watch out for KARO

I promise you would only hear songs and videos that looks like...... Childish Gambino - Freaks and Geeks http://.youtube.com/watch?v=27d138zhyZQ&hl=en-GB&gl=NG

The industry was going that way till MI came and made aa difference....

We need a new messiah; watch out for KARO


I promise you would only hear songs and videos that looks like......
Childish Gambino - Freaks and Geeks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27d138zhyZQ

will give it a try. hope it wont be a waste of mb

Me and my colleagues are already working on that..we made a music revolution group..in order to change the route nigerian music industry is taking..

@op, yes if only the masses, stop liking those kind of songs.