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hala·Music/Radio· 21 days ago

Don Jazzy Slams Gen Z Stars Like Ayra Starr for Shying Away from Online Promotion

Don Jazzy Slams Gen Z Stars Like Ayra Starr for Shying Away from Online Promotion

Music executive Don Jazzy has raised concerns about Gen Z artists’ approach to social media promotion. On the Who’s In The House podcast, he said many younger acts prefer keeping their feeds neatly curated rather than sharing their music repeatedly. He believes constant visibility is key to success and often clashes with his own signees when they hold back. He even cited Ayra Starr’s hesitation and her struggle with "imposter syndrome." Don Jazzy urged all artists—upcoming and established—to own their digital presence and push their work across platforms to stay relevant.

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prince21 days ago

What do you think of Don Jazzy urging Gen Z artists to share their music more often on social media?

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kunle21 days ago

Do you think Gen Z artists actually lack social media presence, or might they prioritize other promotion methods?

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femi21 days ago

Sure, social posts help, but quality should matter more than quantity. Artists need to focus on their craft first.

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dapo21 days ago

I dey notice how some Gen Z stars dey guard their timelines, posting only sleek visuals instead of real-time studio shots.

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cynthia21 days ago

I'm not convinced that constant promo spam actually builds fan loyalty; sometimes subtlety and musical depth speak louder.

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zaza21 days ago

Gen Z artists could schedule weekly behind-the-scenes shorts alongside curated posts to maintain engagement without overwhelming followers.

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