The Ghanaian singer claims that the app has also been drawing attention away from certain subpar songs and toward more popular music.
The “E Choke” musician claims that Ghanaians no longer place a high value on good music. He has benefited from TikTok advertisements and content.
She argues that most fans today only buy songs if they feature a dance or TikTok challenge.
Now, if you create music without include a challenge, a dance, or any other kind of atmosphere, everyone assumes you are not creating music.
This is incorrect.
I believe that Tiktok is destroying the music industry as a whole.
currently,” S3fa remarked.
“If you look at the music industry now, you really don’t hear the kind of quality music we used to hear previously,” she stated on Ultimate 106.9FM.
We no longer have the same energy we did in the past.
This is due to the widespread misconception that anything is not music if it isn’t trending on TikTok, which is absurd.
Sefa’s remarks, which are seen in the video above, follow Asantewaa’s assertions that only the musicians who compose Ghanaian songs will be able to hear them without TikTok.
