An jealous of Congolese music

I really agree with the part where he  talks about excessive show off  in congolese community,he says its like they dont realise that its nothing but the due result for their hardwork and its surprising that they cant handle the return of what they worked for and use it to unsettle other people
and he says thanks God he lacks nothing he has houses,expensive cars(his new bentley is somewhere behind in that interview,and has above the million of movable heritage)but he would never bother people with that especially as at the end of the day they are a galaxy behind the true rich people(in some older interviews he said showing off in poor countries is like disrespecting people around you and instead of going super fast or super slow so that every body notices you and you throw money down the window to hundred of poor people and leave them in a spectacular,its more respectful to secretly help them by sending food,clothes and things like that to various areas or recruit those young guys to train them in something instead of letting them rot in streets so we can "experience our power" in front of them)
lol he also could not avoid the usual koffi questions,in another interview of that day he said what sums it all up,he said the issue with koffi is much more serious that what people see because he respects koffi a lot and might never openly give every detail of why he is so strict about never becoming friends with koffi again and anyway if he says it there are people who will believe and some will not so its better to let God decide if one day he will give them proper inspiration to end it all

I really agree with the part where he  talks about excessive show off  in congolese community,he says its like they dont realise that its nothing but the due result for their hardwork and its surprising that they cant handle the return of what they worked for and use it to unsettle other people
and he says thanks God he lacks nothing he has houses,expensive cars(his new bentley is somewhere behind in that interview,and has above the million of movable heritage)but he would never bother people with that especially as at the end of the day they are a galaxy behind the true rich people(in some older interviews he said showing off in poor countries is like disrespecting people around you and instead of going super fast or super slow so that every body notices you and you throw money down the window to hundred of poor people and leave them in a spectacular,its more respectful to secretly help them by sending food,clothes and things like that to various areas or recruit those young guys to train them in something instead of letting them rot in streets so we can "experience our power" in front of them)
lol he also could not avoid the usual koffi questions,in another interview of that day he said what sums it all up,he said the issue with koffi is much more serious that what people see because he respects koffi a lot and might never openly give every detail of why he is so strict about never becoming friends with koffi again and anyway if he says it there are people who will believe and some will not so its better to let God decide if one day he will give them proper inspiration to end it all

Mokuwa bongo très très sage. I think that Franck Stemay became the favorite journalist of Youtube of Wazekwa because he had good questions and some respects towards him and other artists and he dont have only "polemical" questions. It's a good idea of ​​Cultura to have opened a Youtube channel of information about the band. People should stop automatically linking Wazekwa to Koffi, it's been several years since he's asking for this to stop

I really agree with the part where he  talks about excessive show off  in congolese community,he says its like they dont realise that its nothing but the due result for their hardwork and its surprising that they cant handle the return of what they worked for and use it to unsettle other people
and he says thanks God he lacks nothing he has houses,expensive cars(his new bentley is somewhere behind in that interview,and has above the million of movable heritage)but he would never bother people with that especially as at the end of the day they are a galaxy behind the true rich people(in some older interviews he said showing off in poor countries is like disrespecting people around you and instead of going super fast or super slow so that every body notices you and you throw money down the window to hundred of poor people and leave them in a spectacular,its more respectful to secretly help them by sending food,clothes and things like that to various areas or recruit those young guys to train them in something instead of letting them rot in streets so we can "experience our power" in front of them)
lol he also could not avoid the usual koffi questions,in another interview of that day he said what sums it all up,he said the issue with koffi is much more serious that what people see because he respects koffi a lot and might never openly give every detail of why he is so strict about never becoming friends with koffi again and anyway if he says it there are people who will believe and some will not so its better to let God decide if one day he will give them proper inspiration to end it all

With all due respect to Felix i really really doubt that the guy is a milionaire. I mean since Gessac is gone except Fimbu he hadn't really made a remarkable success

he wins much more outside music bro,he has something like 7 8 side business he is a true mukongo lol

Felix Wazekwa is one artist that I have deep respect for. He is someone who actually works hard and does not let fame get to his head completely unlike many of his counterparts. Felix has been consistent for a long time. It is so sad that many of our artists attack each other so much.

If I was my father and I had my kids choose a musician, I would say go with Felix Wazekwa because there will be more safety than the other musicians.