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— Dammy Krane joined Burna Boy to speak against international deals.

— He said No black man can make it in America

Nigerian Musician Dammy Krane aired his one cent on Nigerian musicians jumping on international deals.

Yesterday, Burna Boy had stated that he feels sorry for Nigerian singers jumping on international deals. He gave an hint that it’s not as worthy as it seems.

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I think he meant NO AFRICAN ARTIST can make it in America.

True tho talked with so many American kid on INSTAGRAM dey barely no who wizkid is his d people who listen to wizkid and Davido are mostly Nigerians living there we can't sell our song to those people perhaps 80% of Africans in the USA are Nigerians igbo and Yoruba making the biggest tribe, in conclusion Africans or blacks don't embrace their selfs more dey give a duck about the one who gives nothing about them white men.

The truth is nobody abroad listens to Nigerian junk music when they already have their international sensations like Taylor swift, Kygo, Martin garrix, khalid, the Weeknd, halsey, ariana grande, Rihanna, Jonas blue and many many top selling and talented artists, only Nigerians living abroad listens to Nigerian junk

But the issue is that he talks about these deals not being lucrative, while we all know that most African artists sign these deal not necessarily for bigger money but TO CONQUER A DIFFERENT MARKET... Only Africans know these African artists, so it's a marketing strategy to let other people listen to your track, in order to possibly enlarge your fan base.

The reality is that these international deals certainly CANT hurt an African artist.

but they can hire oyibo girls in their videos....dammy Krane for the girls

LearnITsmash:
The truth is nobody abroad listens to Nigerian junk music when they already have their international sensations like Taylor swift, Kygo, Martin garrix, khalid, the Weeknd, halsey, ariana grande, Rihanna, Jonas blue and many many top selling and talented artists, only Nigerians living abroad listens to Nigerian junk

"Nigerian junk"
You call Asa songs junk?

Hintona:
"Nigerian junk"
You call Asa songs junk?

The truth is that asa is a very average musician at best, and this is coming from me who has already listened to over 10,000 artists from all over the world in my lifetime asa is over hyped in Nigeria because we don't listen to good songs even Johnny drill is a rip off of owl city in a country pop genre

LearnITsmash:
The truth is that asa is a very average musician at best, and this is coming from me who has already listened to over 10,000 artists from all over the world in my lifetime asa is over hyped in Nigeria because we don't listen to good songs even Johnny drill is a rip off of owl city in a country pop genre

Asa is not overhyped
Have you read her lyrics?

Nope you wouldn't say this if you have

Hintona:
Asa is not overhyped
Have you read her lyrics?

Nope you wouldn't say this if you have

Madam it is not everyone you see on this forum that is a rookie in line of music or movie business, In one year alone I listen to more music than every nairalander combined and its no joke I have listened to all asa songs and I can gladly tell you that she an average soul singer do you you even know her genre? Madam fan it's not everyone you see on this forum that is inexperienced in movies and music babe

LearnITsmash:
Madam it is not everyone you see on this forum that is a rookie in line of music or movie business, In one year alone I listen to more music than every nairalander combined and its no joke I have listened to all asa songs and I can gladly tell you that she an average soul singer do you you even know her genre? Madam fan it's not everyone you see on this forum that is inexperienced in movies and music babe

Bro, as much as I have never heard of Asa away from NL, just because you don't like her singing does not mean she can't be successful around the world. In today's worldwide music industry, being a great singer is not a necessity to succeed.

MrBrownJay1:
Bro, as much as I have never heard of Asa away from NL, just because you don't like her singing does not mean she can't be successful around the world. In today's worldwide music industry, being a great singer is not a necessity to succeed.

I never said that asa wasn't a successful artist don't get me wrong ooooo, I only said her soul songs are not inspiring but average at best

Coming from a credit card thief?

Another ignoramus who is fortunate to have access to the Internet.

He should check Wall Street, top universities', research teams etc. If there are not enough black billionaires or multimillionaires compared to say Asians, then it's probably due to blacks not reinvesting and diversifying their portfolio and instead using it to drink shayo and carry woman. Something others don't do.

But to state categorically that "no black man can make it in America" is borne out of chronic ignorance and a malnourished cerebrum.