Virtually every major Urban Christian and CHH Artist that has “blown” and struck what we thought were desirable deals and desired great cross over appeal, has eventually pulled out of such deals, didn’t get the cross over and euphemise the down sides to their decisions.
Why?
Why?
When will we realise we have to look inwards, build from within, and build it from scratch?
When?
When?
And as @adaoralumina hinted a couple days ago, there’s a difference between “growing” and “growing towards”.
To what end is this increase?
Does the end justify the means?
Or must the end and means align?
What is what?
To what end is this increase?
Does the end justify the means?
Or must the end and means align?
What is what?
The average Christian artist thinks the game is all about how “dope” our music can be.
Someone once adviced me to enter for BBNAIJA a year ago 😂😂😂 and I’m like, “what part of my brand will earn turn over for Major Gambling companies and Alcoholic Beverages and what not?”
Even if my music is border line inspirational; how far can my personality be stretched for marketing purposes and internal conflict won’t kick in? Because of the obvious — I am who I am.
Unless the majority of the globe are saved and become Christ Lovers, a CHH or Urban Christian artist will never be No. 1 anywhere.
It’s just numbers. It’s basic democracy. PUSH THE GREAT COMMISION, SAVE MORE SOULS, AND THEN WE’D HAVE THE “MARKET” WE WANT.
It’s just numbers. It’s basic democracy. PUSH THE GREAT COMMISION, SAVE MORE SOULS, AND THEN WE’D HAVE THE “MARKET” WE WANT.
This blow and stardom we want, will come. But Christ culture will have to be heavy in its imprint on the planet for such a time to come.
Again, there’s “growth” and theirs “growth towards.” There’s “increase” and “increase to an expected end.”
Till we meet again
Again, there’s “growth” and theirs “growth towards.” There’s “increase” and “increase to an expected end.”
Till we meet again
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