Author Topic: IS FALLY'S FALL INEVITABLE?  (Read 1079 times)

Manzambi94 on: December 26, 2022, 08:10

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It sounds crazy, but I remember that what Fally is now used to be what Werra was before and even though Werra didn't fall, he saw a significant decrease in how his brand and power has been perceived, and I think that if Fally goes on with I don't give a fuck I am the best above all of the rest attitude he will make the same end.

archos #1 on: December 26, 2022, 13:37

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if even michael jackson went 10 years almost being called past it and finished  before he died,nobody can avoid it,unless death comes "prematurely" to avoid it,even a "kid" in terms of  lifelong musical career like arafat went on a very tough year before passing away
absolute glory is not eternal and its a thing both congolese musicians and most of their fans dont like to accept,you can handle things for a while through agressive marketing and constant presence but your peak will remain your peak and will be seen when you are gone if in the heat of the moment the recent times are still seen as your peak
you might have some "cherry on the cake" moments like koffi's u arena when it happens or the 4X4 martyrs ,or messi's world cup but there will always be signs that you are at a certain point of your career,sooner or later
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Matebu #2 on: December 26, 2022, 23:03

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if even michael jackson went 10 years almost being called past it and finished  before he died,nobody can avoid it,unless death comes "prematurely" to avoid it,even a "kid" in terms of  lifelong musical career like arafat went on a very tough year before passing away
absolute glory is not eternal and its a thing both congolese musicians and most of their fans dont like to accept,you can handle things for a while through agressive marketing and constant presence but your peak will remain your peak and will be seen when you are gone if in the heat of the moment the recent times are still seen as your peak
you might have some "cherry on the cake" moments like koffi's u arena when it happens or the 4X4 martyrs ,or messi's world cup but there will always be signs that you are at a certain point of your career,sooner or later

You hit it on the head @Archos - there is no eternity with fame. The thing is the more prominent the artist, the more visible the decline from being in prime. The work from the artist's prime though will stay in infamy though.

Exactly 20 years ago Koffi was on top of the world basically with the Francophone audience (Not just DRC melomanes) just like Fally is right now - at the time no one knew that he would hit rock bottom at end of decade. It amazes me sometimes how much their careers mirror each other, so it's a shame they're in the midst of war. Koffi would otherwise be in position to give him a lot of advice to avoid some of the problems he faced later in his career. being in the spotlight so long (his nonsense behavior for attention at times aside)
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