Author Topic: Fally tour dates are a little bit scary  (Read 765 times)

Mfumu Vata on: November 14, 2022, 19:15

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Does he even rest ? In 4 days performing 4 different countries (Ghana, Ivory Coast, Senegal and Benin). It reminds me of the tour dates he had just before performing at Bercy. But him ending up by cancelling his concert in Rwanda being scared for the reaction of combattans who were looking for a reason to get his show cancelled. I heard from someone that he's about to perform at U-Arena. I wonder if the council of Paris will accept after everything that happened at Bercy. Koffi must be quick with Laurent Sokoko or shift it to the bigger Parc des Princes.




Looking on these dates. They are not special anymore because Fally already performed often there. He needs to higher his level by performing in stadiums of these countries like Général Défao, Kanda Bongo Man, Koffi Olomidé and Awilo Longomba co used to do. to see if he's really a high weight artist in Africa. It is a great challenge today, because African Francophone countries are now really patriotic and try to sabotate concerts of artists coming from other African countries (DR Congo & Nigeria).
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Manzambi94 #1 on: November 14, 2022, 20:46

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Does he even rest ? In 4 days performing 4 different countries (Ghana, Ivory Coast, Senegal and Benin). It reminds me of the tour dates he had just before performing at Bercy. But him ending up by cancelling his concert in Rwanda being scared for the reaction of combattans who were looking for a reason to get his show cancelled. I heard from someone that he's about to perform at U-Arena. I wonder if the council of Paris will accept after everything that happened at Bercy. Koffi must be quick with Laurent Sokoko or shift it to the bigger Parc des Princes.




Looking on these dates. They are not special anymore because Fally already performed often there. He needs to higher his level by performing in stadiums of these countries like Général Défao, Kanda Bongo Man, Koffi Olomidé and Awilo Longomba co used to do. to see if he's really a high weight artist in Africa. It is a great challenge today, because African Francophone countries are now really patriotic and try to sabotate concerts of artists coming from other African countries (DR Congo & Nigeria).
He simply doesn't care anymore, he stopped trying when he didn't want to learn English when he went to the states After Elok'Oyo he really rested and started to make those generic boring songs with Synthe and boniomai style on Generique and Rhumbas with high quality instruments and quality cameras, I think he believes that he reached his peak and tbh he can understand that he has a long road to become a real great because all the Congolese public treat him like a God.

BienMat23 #2 on: November 14, 2022, 21:14

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He is and has been the biggest Francophone African artist for a while now, and if we are being honest him being bigger in the african eye is not about his musical quality it’s just for one of his songs to go big viral again by chance. Maybe another big dance like last time.