Author Topic: FUSEE VS GENTA  (Read 13552 times)

Manzambi94 #15 on: August 24, 2016, 09:30

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In BCBG all new atalakus start on a high then fade. Only Genta trajectory has been different. He is very creative and can hold his own. Fusee is creative but this is break-out phase and we will has to wait and see if he has the staying power. If you check when Cellulaire broke in he was creating then started fading.  I noticed that in BCBG when atalakus break-out they are heavily featured.  However I have hope in him, wherever he is getting his juice let him keep it up.
The other issue is creating your niche in the system. I consider that number two atalaku spot in BCBG is vacant. Fusee is primed for number one spot. The second atalaku spot is the one who backs/answers number one calls.
In Comparing Genta and Fusee I call Genta tops. Genta held his own during the intense competition era/polemiques (2000-2005). He is proven. Fusee is starting out and his future is bright. He is Genta student but quite a prospect.
Not a Genta student, but a Caludji student he said it to me once I talked to him to Whatsapp he said that the guy he was listening too much is Tutu Caludji and this is why he came with much powerful cries anyway, yes Fusèe for the impact he has is fastly going into the number one spot for the second place, I think that Pajo and Ben Laden should make more cries togheter like Roi David and Kene Kene did in Wenge and like Eclipse and Gessac did in 'S Grave and so on beacuse listen to Pajo here at 1:51 until 2:38

This crie alone and the Fusèe one could be the generique of the year after Je Ne Te Calcule Pas, I think that Pajo really wonderstood he have got talent and he stopped giving his best cries to others and started to keep the best for him, for Ben Laden he has been always excellent in his cries since he came

 (Quel Est Ton Probleme) 9:28
(Biloko)
From the beggining until 1:45 and furthermore check Genta since 1:45 you see why we say he still got it?
(Balle De Match)
From 3:10 until 3:45 and then 8:03 until the end with Genta slippin on the middle
The problem with Ben Laden he has very limited space I wish he had 3 or 4 cries in the same song like Fusèe had and it would be really a killer generique

archos #16 on: August 24, 2016, 13:49

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yes indeed in terms of voice fusee looked up to caludji like all tenorist atalakus,but he is being trained by genta who wants him to become really strong as he says he needs a strong number 2 for the good of the group and also it will motivate him to keep working hard(which is why he had fallen out with cellulaire in the last months)
ben laden's problem is that his animation are quite often too explicit so jb has to cut in studio to avoid censorship,for example in the recent fikin and co concerts he is doing an animation saying in clear words" if you dont want to have sex with me,ill go see prostitutes in pakadjuma,its only 300 congolese francs there"

Manzambi94 #17 on: August 24, 2016, 21:01

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yes indeed in terms of voice fusee looked up to caludji like all tenorist atalakus,but he is being trained by genta who wants him to become really strong as he says he needs a strong number 2 for the good of the group and also it will motivate him to keep working hard(which is why he had fallen out with cellulaire in the last months)
ben laden's problem is that his animation are quite often too explicit so jb has to cut in studio to avoid censorship,for example in the recent fikin and co concerts he is doing an animation saying in clear words" if you dont want to have sex with me,ill go see prostitutes in pakadjuma,its only 300 congolese francs there"
Ben Laden should really stop that shit, Caludji himself said it "I could make a lot of sexual cries and make success with them but that's not how I wanted to be recognize in time, this is why I always tried to battle myself and be able to come with a crie with a lot of message behind it" Ben Laden should hear this word and make it his anthem, he is too much of a talent to waste in silly shit like that, everytime he makes something proper it is a success, and I think that if he wasn't so sexually explicit he would have the same space of Fusèe and Genta in Wenge.

BG-ground #18 on: August 26, 2016, 08:43

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I really liked that Tshibolela Generique! Better than any generics that came out that year( Satellite) but JB disapointed me by not properly promoting it...For me, best Primus  Generiques since Bokeseni Ezali

Manzambi94 #19 on: August 28, 2016, 00:21

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I really liked that Tshibolela Generique! Better than any generics that came out that year( Satellite) but JB disapointed me by not properly promoting it...For me, best Primus  Generiques since Bokeseni Ezali
Satellite was just promotion, it had over a milion views just because Seka Moke on youtube was a really good promoter of Congolese music, but except Diego and Liboka, that generique was really shitty. Brandon could have been good but he was imitating Brigade too much.
About Tshibolela I totally agree except the fact that Bokeseni Ezali was the best Primus generique before of Tshibolela. I think that Diata Bawu, Pelisa Ngwasuma, Biloko, was better generique than Bokeseni Ezali to Kipala Nzonzaku was a better generique than bokeseni ezali. And yes, JB Mpiana style of promoting is a little bit odd. In fact for his latest generique je ne te calcule pas on the first 4 month was only 188k views even though that generique was fire.