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Music => Congolese Music => Topic started by: archos on June 30, 2016, 11:48

Title: BCBG DESERVE SOME CREDIT
Post by: archos on June 30, 2016, 11:48
i have already said in the past that i did not fancy "world music" for the sake of competing with nigerians on trace tv and i did not really fancy all the noise musicians make  about their position in charts of trace,but i noticed yesterday that with under zero promotion for je ne te calcule pas it has managed to maintain in the charts for months now and reach number 3 at the moment,with no buzz methods,spokesmen taking like three months to even mentioned it was released so i thought bcbg deserved some credit in the sense that they achieved,surely even without wanting it, what most of the other musicians do with a lot of promotion and strategy
Title: Re: BCBG DESERVE SOME CREDIT
Post by: shamala on June 30, 2016, 16:13
i have already said in the past that i did not fancy "world music" for the sake of competing with nigerians on trace tv and i did not really fancy all the noise musicians make  about their position in charts of trace,but i noticed yesterday that with under zero promotion for je ne te calcule pas it has managed to maintain in the charts for months now and reach number 3 at the moment,with no buzz methods,spokesmen taking like three months to even mentioned it was released so i thought bcbg deserved some credit in the sense that they achieved,surely even without wanting it, what most of the other musicians do with a lot of promotion and strategy

Hehehe  well said.... I noticed also .
Title: Re: BCBG DESERVE SOME CREDIT
Post by: KAISARI on July 01, 2016, 13:03
I think it's the other way around, BCBG fans deserve some credit, but then I would discredit the few that are applauding the lazy marketing or lack of... ;D
Title: Re: BCBG DESERVE SOME CREDIT
Post by: archos on July 01, 2016, 13:19
 you got the point i meant  bro lol i can already tell balle de match will be the same thing,good songs which have "self promotion" unless there is a surprising change