Popular music executive, Don Jazzy responds rapper, Blaqbonez and other artists who assume there is such a thing as a streaming farm.
Blaqbonez had earlier taken to the microblogging platform, Twitter, where he alleged that artists who use streaming farms will soon be caught.
He wrote:
”One day these platform will catch you streaming farm guys, and then eveyone would also know who the yahoo yahoo artists from the real ones. Continue”
This is not the first time of conversations springing up around the use of streaming farm.
However, Blaqbonez and others like him who believe that people use streaming farms were addressed by Don Jazzy in a recent video.
Jazzy contends that if a musician is talented enough and creates quality music, he need not be concerned about the reason that it isn’t doing well commercially.
Instead of whining, the music producer advised him to create good music. He added that if streaming farms existed, he would have purchased them for his artists who aren’t chart-topping.
One day these platforms would catch you streaming farm guys – Blaqbonez subs colleagues
Blaqbonez, a gifted rapper from Nigeria, writes on Twitter about other musicians who run streaming farms.
Blaqbonez, real name Emeka Akumefule, made headlines a week ago when he mocked singer Portable over his arrest.
Yesterday, Blaqbonez came out on social media to criticize Nigerian musicians who rely on streaming farms for chart success.
He hoped that one day the platforms would catch them so that everyone would know who the fraudster was.
You may recall that BNXN and Ruger engaged in a social media tiff over the subject of streaming farms.
There have also been allegations that some artists don’t entirely merit the praise they get.
