Profingaz

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Normalize being very direct, very straight to the point, and very assertive. A surprising amount of tension in adult life exists because people avoid saying what they actually mean.

To try. To attempt. To pursue. To work towards whatever it may be. To put hands around this life, and have it.

If you don dey this industry long enough you go know why most of these so called OG’s get disrespected daily, bunch of hypocrites.

FR bro!! 🔫

@Wale Folarin!!!

Kicked Coachella off.,

If you are in any industry and it seems like there’s a lot of gate keeping with information, be informed: your lack of information will be used against you.. even by people who know you.

in all, nigeria has to be better. that’s the first step to ending all of these low quality back and forth regarding music business.

producers dey suffer gan. better to just drop your own jams

You make the best music when you have another source of income

i see influencer rate cards pretty often and some of them take home more money than producers do in this country.

@JayLon_TGM @0161DrRoman How do I DM you g

producers please i need some rave beats/ samples let’s tap in reference : Active by Jaylon & PsychoYP

The bouncer lets you in without searching you because he knows you. First you think that's cool. Then you start wondering how many other niggas he knows. Then you start wondering how many niggas are in here strapped.

The real creatives ain’t competing, they’re collaborating.

No artist can truly cater to every market. The ones who win own a core audience first, then expand without losing their identity

@amazingklef 😂 😂

If you don’t think Clarity of Mind is an epic top-tier body of work , you’re one of the problems we have in this country. Na una dey water Afrobeats with rubbish 😤😤

Futo days was unreal!!! 🎹

Don’t call me handsome if you ain’t gon handsome of that pussy over.

Igwe Aka was sleeping on couches last year. Now, fans are hopping out of cars to greet him on the streets of Lagos.⁠ ⁠ The Nigerian-born, Sacramento-raised rapper broke through with “KAPOW.” The story behind it is less about the algorithm and more about a Sacramento childhood of Saturday dance practices with his father, a deep pride in his Igbo roots, and a refusal to spam a good song into the ground. “I’ve always believed that quality content is better than quantity […] I’d rather have a career than a million views in a month,” he tells P&P.⁠ ⁠ Now based between Lagos and Northern California, @IGWE_AKA is at the forefront of a shift in Nigerian music—one where underground sounds are starting to impact the mainstream. Read the full interview: pigeonsandplanes.com/read/igwe-aka-…

post & delete is one thing, but do you ever be typing a tweet and mid sentence just be like nah i need to shut tf up 😂😂😂😂

@stillgoji That’s how great the guy is, most critics are slow fr

still haven’t heard one thing omah talking about, the melodies just dey carry me dey go.. I’ll come back for lyrics later