Miracle Boni @_Standardbeatz

My review of Llona’s On The Road I looked at the album’s themes of pain, survival, identity and the question of whether this project truly represents a new chapter for Llona Read the full review below 👇 digimillennials.com/music/on-the-r…

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YKB @ykbonly

7 days ago

😂

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Miracle Boni @_Standardbeatz

a week ago

This brother @ykbonly was flowing on this song

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Miracle Boni @_Standardbeatz

a week ago

We need to give ykb his flowers, that new song Boobo is crazy

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Miracle Boni @_Standardbeatz

a week ago

@justabdulmuqsit 😂😂

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Miracle Boni @_Standardbeatz

a week ago

I'm not saying numbers are irrelevant, I'm against using numbers as the standard of judging the art

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Miracle Boni @_Standardbeatz

a week ago

My argument still remains the same, art comes first before numbers. Numbers can tell you how many people consumed the art, not whether the art itself is good. Popularity and artistic value aren't the same metric.

Sriracha🥵🌶️♨️ @Theifeanyiii

a week ago

Get the point right, I didn't say because it didn't get mass exposure means it's straight dismissal. When there was no streaming, there was pure sales, it still revolve around numbers. The pure sales is the crazy part because the people it appealed to stepped out to buy the music

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Miracle Boni @_Standardbeatz

a week ago

From beginning of time art has never been about numbers, before the streaming & social media era, people are drawn to an art because of the story, invoked emotions, reflection. Just because the art doesn't have lot of exposure doesn't mean it should be straight dismissal

Sriracha🥵🌶️♨️ @Theifeanyiii

a week ago

Art is subjective. if the numbers are high then it appeals to more audience. There's no way numbers and Art will be in parallel lines. We need to get factual