real talk,i appreciate his honesty,what i also find ridiculous in those funerals in general is saying that x person gave 300 dollars so he is a nice man,people just do not understand him and blah blahtrue generosity happens in maximum discretionand also they have developped that habit of not caring at all about somebody as long as he is alive,no matter how bad his situation is,and the group members have copied that behaviourso many times we've heard people being sick and saying nobody visited them(for example the case of kester,or more recently doudou amiral)
Where are the so called fans in all these what are they doing to help their favorite musicians...
Quote from: KAISARI on November 01, 2014, 04:22Where are the so called fans in all these what are they doing to help their favorite musicians...Fans buy music and attend concerts but if there are no CD's and no concerts then nothing fans can do apart from watch musicians waste away.
On one hand as far as I know most of these artist whilst in their respective groups and even when they go solo are supported mostly by the superfans not former band leaders; On the other hand to watch your fav musician waste away and then later show up in masses to support his/her lifeless self or throw up in blogs venting just goes to show that the hypocracy is cultural. I have never seen Babia discussed this much until after his passing.
there's nothing much about him on youtube or the blogs except after his death.
Out of site out of mind, which is why the hypocracy stretches beyond the music fraternity.