Author Topic: L'Histoire en Marche 2026 - Chroniques des Warriors de Fally Ipupa - 01  (Read 2350 times)

Mwanayaafrica on: March 19, 2026, 05:02

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archos #1 on: March 19, 2026, 20:06

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i feel like the first date being sold out that early kind of killed these "series",normally with the popularity of fally and the dimension of the event,you'd see extracts of those videos pop up left right center in your timelines,whereas maybe if there was still really a challenge they might have been far enticing for people to heavily watch,i am certain in a year or two something like a long series will be on netflix or prime given the big structures my man has given rights to

Wenge1995 #2 on: March 20, 2026, 00:04

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i feel like the first date being sold out that early kind of killed these "series",normally with the popularity of fally and the dimension of the event,you'd see extracts of those videos pop up left right center in your timelines,whereas maybe if there was still really a challenge they might have been far enticing for people to heavily watch,i am certain in a year or two something like a long series will be on netflix or prime given the big structures my man has given rights to

Maybe there's a different marketing strategy for future dates, but I agree. I don't know how you revamp this level of anticipation and promotion after the first set of shows. If the show is an absolute legend in terms of enjoyment, it could create a aura around Fally and competition from other artists that could drive promotion towards future concerts.