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• Kulkuli 1 year ago

  Buju,afro is taking on the waves across the globe.
  It's the hot genre now. It has positively impacted a lot of lives

  Buju,afro is taking on the waves across the globe.
  It's the hot genre now. It has positively impacted a lot of lives

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• Bless. 1 year ago

  Hello legend buju banton,my 2 cent is that, those who don’t know(and that is alot of people) what the kings music feels like. Most definitely will disagree with you. For now Afrobeats is making waves, but we have all hear ...
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  Hello legend buju banton,my 2 cent is that, those who don’t know(and that is alot of people) what the kings music feels like. Most definitely will disagree with you. For now Afrobeats is making waves, but we have all heard different genre’s over the years come and go. The kings music was here when they all came and it shall still be here when they’re all gone.

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• Dr Joe Deheer 1 year ago

  Buju making a fantastic point. Afrobeat is making waves but needs to review message and content for enduring inspiration like reggae. The over concentration and focus on sheer entertainment is a matter of concern for critica ...
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  Buju making a fantastic point. Afrobeat is making waves but needs to review message and content for enduring inspiration like reggae. The over concentration and focus on sheer entertainment is a matter of concern for critical minds

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• Smarty 1 year ago

  Songs are created to fulfill diverse needs. It could be created to primarily to entertain, educate, motivate, inspire , comfort, uplift or console. The bottom line is, song creation is a business. Majority of the artists crea ...
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  Songs are created to fulfill diverse needs. It could be created to primarily to entertain, educate, motivate, inspire , comfort, uplift or console. The bottom line is, song creation is a business. Majority of the artists create songs to make profit.
  Afrobeats are solely for entertainment and serious profit making. So far, the afrobeat artists are killing it when it comes to entertainment and serious money making.
  Other genres like reggae fulfil goals of 'inspiring' and entertaining their listeners. But I doubt if the artists are being profitable these days compared to afrobeats.
  Bottomline, afrobeats and reggae are two different genres serving different categories of listeners.

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• Duffe 1 year ago

  Coming from a place of hate

  Coming from a place of hate

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