Quote from: Matebu on July 17, 2019, 17:18Quote from: EMOVICTEAM on July 17, 2019, 12:57I remember at one of the African Music Forums there was one guy, forgotten his USERNAME, he once said this KO-KO-KO-KO-KO-KO-KO Song is the beginning of the Wanabe Fally Afropop star. We all buried our Heads in the sand.Haha, that’s vieux Grande Prête PC Mpondolo. He called back in 2004-5. Miss that guyHighly doubt that was Mpondolo as he was not a diehard QL fan. I’d put my money on Haha Le Prof. As for the show, I was going to sell drugs to attend the DC show because my wife wouldn’t let me put it in the budget. Glad I didn’t bother especially if he’s still promoting Tokoss, that album was garbage. He must’ve thought that R. Kelly feature was going to get him further exposure but Kellz career was beginning to wane at the start of the MeToo movement in America and then the Lifetime documentary and subsequent arrest by the CPD and then Feds, Fally should let that era go and disassociate himself. Kings get knocked off the throne and younger guys like Fabregas are waiting.
Quote from: EMOVICTEAM on July 17, 2019, 12:57I remember at one of the African Music Forums there was one guy, forgotten his USERNAME, he once said this KO-KO-KO-KO-KO-KO-KO Song is the beginning of the Wanabe Fally Afropop star. We all buried our Heads in the sand.Haha, that’s vieux Grande Prête PC Mpondolo. He called back in 2004-5. Miss that guy
I remember at one of the African Music Forums there was one guy, forgotten his USERNAME, he once said this KO-KO-KO-KO-KO-KO-KO Song is the beginning of the Wanabe Fally Afropop star. We all buried our Heads in the sand.
I also feel he felt forced to really do the rumba album because he was starting to be talked bad about over the fact he was not even performing anymore in kin and drc for well over a year,so he first forced kin's public to accept tokoos by doing a couple of concerts in DRC and it worked with kin's wealthy europe-wannabe young guys who eat live breathe the occidental life, and the random kin guys who aspire to be like those guys,then since he still received criticism from hardcore rumba fans he gave control and managed to install also a couple of songs then went back again to his life outside kin,and now he is preparing tokoos 2honestly i dont really understand why he joined majors(except maybe bigger money) when he already had the shape of what he aspires to do(one feet in rumba the other in so called world) in his works with monsoh
Quote from: archos on July 17, 2019, 19:59 I also feel he felt forced to really do the rumba album because he was starting to be talked bad about over the fact he was not even performing anymore in kin and drc for well over a year,so he first forced kin's public to accept tokoos by doing a couple of concerts in DRC and it worked with kin's wealthy europe-wannabe young guys who eat live breathe the occidental life, and the random kin guys who aspire to be like those guys,then since he still received criticism from hardcore rumba fans he gave control and managed to install also a couple of songs then went back again to his life outside kin,and now he is preparing tokoos 2honestly i dont really understand why he joined majors(except maybe bigger money) when he already had the shape of what he aspires to do(one feet in rumba the other in so called world) in his works with monsohI don't think Fally would have been this big withiut a major label help. Just think about all the opportunities he recently had to slowly penetrate in the french market. Naza,Keblack,Booba,Aya Nakamura the ability to go im Ivoirian programs who has a wider audience since they are in French and Ivory Coast is known throughout Africa. I don't think that would be possible with only F'VICTEAM he inly did 10 times less (with most viewed songs) on Youtube confronting those with original,Bad Bpy and so on.