As a Nigerian watching your podcast, this is my opinion, I feel the dancehall industry are missing the nurturing of talent, that’s one thing afrobeats industry does a lot of, look at artists like Rema & Ayra Starr, they were nurtured by an afrobeats former artist turned record label owner don jazzy, all over the industry their are so many stories like this (also backed up by money) this is one thing they dancehall industry needs to start doing scouting for talent giving them the proper professional training needed in the music industry, I know that Jamaica has the talent out there but it just takes the OG’s in the industry to know when it’s time to pass on the knowledge backed with money 💰 & take a step back themselves for the new talent.
As a Jamaican, agreed. But laaaawd di level a politics that surrounds the industry is astounding. They are stifling themselves as the majority refuse to garner patience to allow the bigger picture to prevail. Trust, they know the formula, many just lack knowledge of self that will aid the productivity of the collective.
@@ThecrashoutNetwork it’s not only about numbers, your culture is & has always been marketable the difference is the right people are not in the right place & doing the right things atm. Your number never changed it’s the product (music) that has.
@@seunayadi American artist can make a great living just by marketing to Americans that lives in America. Jamaica Artist dosnt have that luxury to only market to Jamaicans in Jamaica. They will have to convince other who are not Jamaicans to buy their music
Yayyyyy I enjoyed kranium on toxic talk. Then I saw this. Tbh mi never know bout this let’s be honest channel but I just subscribed 😉 coz I be loving Jaii toxic talk interviews ❤
Always say this bout da yute yah… very humble n confident with silence him remind mi a one a di yute dem inna high school weh know him aguh pass di test dem n nuh tell nuhbody lol good interview
The biggest hindrance with dancehall and sales rn is the fact that most of the biggest artistes are indie and when they do sign to a major they don’t do the ground work. Doesn’t make sense you sign if you are not going to put your foot down on the gas pedal.
Man talk some real things every new artist should listen to this. See at 14:55 d man ah say if the song bigger than a new artist, it can crush your career
Bussing is all so hard hardest thing for a Young artiste get a hit song vershon said it mi sing j fi year's stil don't buss till i stopped and maintain is also hard
Smh.. a must troll you a troll.. a which school you go?.. a 7 continent mi G.. North America, South America,Africa, Europe, Asia, Australia and Antartica.
Bruh a seven continents we have and the singer seh him go 6 and never guh 1 which is Antarctica weh fi mek seven. 1)North America 2)Antarctica 3)Africa 4)South America 5)Asia 6)Australia 7)Europe
Kranium know Weh him a seh we keep comparing with Africa and America we don’t have no where near amount a ppl in the first place to support our own ppl and the platform dem never support we music so long as he said we just get Spotify wa day ya
Tbh I’ve been listening to Kranium songs for years and never really knew what he looked like 😂😂😂 but he seem to be a humble person , he’s intelligent and he listens 😂😂 who knew
Jaiii have this narrative about numbers and dancehall him not letting go and refuses to be wrong. I understand he wants dancehall to be on a certain level but him need fi understand seh things take time and times change and will change again. Time and time again him try fi argue with and tell the man dem inna the game how the game run when he’s just a listener. He’s not a producer or shit so why him think him know more so much sometimes? Him same one know say the other genres have much more in them and they are supported more by bigger countries and continents so idk why he’s pushing it like this. While they’re Jamaicans everywhere in the world, majority has the mindset of either supporting more reggae and classic dancehall, even Jamaicans in their high 20s and up mostly prefer old dancehall so the numbers game stuck at music platforms for now. There’s so much more to say why I understand where you coming from but I disagree fam. Jamaica has never and will never be as big as rap/hiphop/r&b and Afro beat gone way a lead now. You probably might make the argument saying Sean Paul or shaggy or whatever to compare to American music but it’s not realistic, and it’s delusional. I understand but. Delusional.
Jaii is right dancehall is on a decline. I watched it personally in the US in the club scene. Most of the music is too dark and you can't really dance to it. Missing the "dance" in dancehall 😂
This interview is like Vlad and boosie Jamaican style lol. as far as comparison the American market bigger in terms of numbers, status and fanbase so of coarse you won't be seen as bigger. not saying your work better or worst. I think people are judging base on numbers but at the same time when we talk business we have to talk numbers. however, we all should separate musical talent from music business.
Jai you tripping if a Jamaican Artist go copper him a post dat muchless gold lol… With even the diaspora I don’t even think Jamaicans reach 10mil can’t compare numbers with Afro-beat with one country of 30mil providing support. As Kranium say we don’t have access digicel barely work good fi watch two blue movie wid yuh woman 😢 youtube music nuh work
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As a Nigerian watching your podcast, this is my opinion, I feel the dancehall industry are missing the nurturing of talent, that’s one thing afrobeats industry does a lot of, look at artists like Rema & Ayra Starr, they were nurtured by an afrobeats former artist turned record label owner don jazzy, all over the industry their are so many stories like this (also backed up by money) this is one thing they dancehall industry needs to start doing scouting for talent giving them the proper professional training needed in the music industry, I know that Jamaica has the talent out there but it just takes the OG’s in the industry to know when it’s time to pass on the knowledge backed with money 💰 & take a step back themselves for the new talent.
As a Jamaican, agreed. But laaaawd di level a politics that surrounds the industry is astounding. They are stifling themselves as the majority refuse to garner patience to allow the bigger picture to prevail. Trust, they know the formula, many just lack knowledge of self that will aid the productivity of the collective.
Yes!! But look at Nigeria’s and Africas populations.
@@ThecrashoutNetwork it’s not only about numbers, your culture is & has always been marketable the difference is the right people are not in the right place & doing the right things atm. Your number never changed it’s the product (music) that has.
@@seunayadi American artist can make a great living just by marketing to Americans that lives in America. Jamaica Artist dosnt have that luxury to only market to Jamaicans in Jamaica. They will have to convince other who are not Jamaicans to buy their music
@JJ youre literally saying the same thing. But the Jamaican diaspora can save Jamaican music.
This is a great conversation. Kranium will have us looking at dancehall and sales in a whole different light. Lots of knowledge/insight was given.
What can I say I love kranium. Great interview as usual
Kranium is talking facts about the numbers game in Dancehall. Pay attention💯👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
You should be talking about 227, downstairs in the studio with bookstore and verbal and sensation
This was perhaps the greatest interview ever that comes from Jamaica very insightful
extremely calculated organised and precise artist notice everytime the man get a hit song him just put it in a ep couple months after
Great interview kranuim .. you is the definition a know how to speak brother .. big up
“Furst time mi sing a church and see how woman react…”😂😂😂 Love Kranium😂😂😂❤❤❤
I had to come back, homie is a real one!!!
You understand the business, solid interview...
Never a dull interview with kranium 👍🏿🔥
Kranium a one a di realest inna di game enuh dawg
Yayyyyy I enjoyed kranium on toxic talk. Then I saw this. Tbh mi never know bout this let’s be honest channel but I just subscribed 😉 coz I be loving Jaii toxic talk interviews ❤
Solid interview !! As a New Yorker - Kranium - How the thing guh & Bookshelf song are must play !! If you know you know ….
Respect to kramium .. You know what you’re talking about bro..
Always say this bout da yute yah… very humble n confident with silence him remind mi a one a di yute dem inna high school weh know him aguh pass di test dem n nuh tell nuhbody lol good interview
The biggest hindrance with dancehall and sales rn is the fact that most of the biggest artistes are indie and when they do sign to a major they don’t do the ground work. Doesn’t make sense you sign if you are not going to put your foot down on the gas pedal.
just the style alka collab was a nice song
Me think every artist in the game now, should watch this interview......kranium need to start guide and produce some artist
Good video
Solid point re the numbers ting Kranium . Never did a pree it da way deh
Man talk some real things every new artist should listen to this. See at 14:55 d man ah say if the song bigger than a new artist, it can crush your career
Super cool🙌🏾
Love how yo big up beres youth nuff respect
Well said @kranium. Gwan dweet for the culture jaii 🙏🏾💯
Kranium talks a lot sense
Bussing is all so hard hardest thing for a Young artiste get a hit song vershon said it mi sing j fi year's stil don't buss till i stopped and maintain is also hard
Rap is not the biggest genre in the world. Great interview as allways
Facts Yaa talk enuh bro. Pure bbc facts. Jah jah.
top dancehall girl artist along with dexta
Can listen Kranium anytime as he keeps HIS TRUTH don’t give a F’
Great interviewer
This man music oh boy ❤❤❤
mi memba the song this morning was a great song
Love this interview
VIBES! 😍😍😍
Nice interview
Rate kranium energy 🔥
New York in the buildingggggg side note Jamaica, Qnz is not associated w Jamaica but there are many Jamaicans who choose to live or work there
keep the vids coming jai morewhile yuh tek long fi upload
People eat more food when them hungry. The man knows what he's doing
Love the vibe
Dancehall music has made a decline, too much "gate keepers" too much politics they not focusing on talent
It all took off when the world cup kept in Africa and they now have the best world cup song ever
When comin* to an America at a young age it us so much more easier to adapt than someone that’s 18 n up
Melody Gad 💯
Legend🔥
Big up the Dancehall fraternity dancehall Run the World☆
Bro you have hit song from the 1st two mixtape… don’t remember the line but something like” I’m playing your girl like my PlayStation”
Yow jai we need a part 2 with me fam
Like kranium music,, Queens youth,bless up mi g, but how co mes kranium said he went to six continent, when we only have 5 continent lol.
Smh.. a must troll you a troll.. a which school you go?.. a 7 continent mi G.. North America, South America,Africa, Europe, Asia, Australia and Antartica.
Serious thing??
Bruh a seven continents we have and the singer seh him go 6 and never guh 1 which is Antarctica weh fi mek seven.
1)North America 2)Antarctica 3)Africa 4)South America 5)Asia 6)Australia 7)Europe
We need back some vlogs back mi g
I feel freeeeeee - Ricky blaze……buss from America
Mek mi help unnu out. Technology pluck sales numbers.
I don't knanium argument as it relates to sales the maths aint mathing
BIG UP mi always like the videos nuh too too comment
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Man smart yo fuck dawg when him seh most artiste a run the place lol hey bwoy jai you a try play mind games
Kranium know Weh him a seh we keep comparing with Africa and America we don’t have no where near amount a ppl in the first place to support our own ppl and the platform dem never support we music so long as he said we just get Spotify wa day ya
Yow ah way Mawga man??? Nar lie mawga man bin ah character on the show still 😂😂😂
Kranium 😊
Tbh I’ve been listening to Kranium songs for years and never really knew what he looked like 😂😂😂 but he seem to be a humble person , he’s intelligent and he listens 😂😂 who knew
Yep once Funk Flex drop it you good
Should a ask him bout NBA youngboy
Da kranium wizkid TY dollars sign deh did fk up d place fi real tho..
Big artist this !
You kinda have deh vibes still 😂😂😂
Re upload ?
No
Let's be honest this not toxic talk
Jaii naav nu sense
you cant reason with a low IQ person
Jaiii have this narrative about numbers and dancehall him not letting go and refuses to be wrong. I understand he wants dancehall to be on a certain level but him need fi understand seh things take time and times change and will change again. Time and time again him try fi argue with and tell the man dem inna the game how the game run when he’s just a listener. He’s not a producer or shit so why him think him know more so much sometimes? Him same one know say the other genres have much more in them and they are supported more by bigger countries and continents so idk why he’s pushing it like this. While they’re Jamaicans everywhere in the world, majority has the mindset of either supporting more reggae and classic dancehall, even Jamaicans in their high 20s and up mostly prefer old dancehall so the numbers game stuck at music platforms for now. There’s so much more to say why I understand where you coming from but I disagree fam. Jamaica has never and will never be as big as rap/hiphop/r&b and Afro beat gone way a lead now. You probably might make the argument saying Sean Paul or shaggy or whatever to compare to American music but it’s not realistic, and it’s delusional. I understand but. Delusional.
Him annoy me when h come with the numbers thing knowing our market different smh
Jaii is right dancehall is on a decline. I watched it personally in the US in the club scene. Most of the music is too dark and you can't really dance to it. Missing the "dance" in dancehall 😂
@@muzikking if you read what I said you’d realize that I’m not disagreeing on.
@@brainz5730 I agree 100%👏🏾
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No odds by kranium is not a hit but a nice chune
Bad song fi real
From him n negus a do dis dem deven know
Bounty killer buss inna Brooklyn b4 Jamaica
Dovey buss a farin 2
Shaggy bust frum foreign
This interview is like Vlad and boosie Jamaican style lol. as far as comparison the American market bigger in terms of numbers, status and fanbase so of coarse you won't be seen as bigger. not saying your work better or worst. I think people are judging base on numbers but at the same time when we talk business we have to talk numbers. however, we all should separate musical talent from music business.
Jai you tripping if a Jamaican Artist go copper him a post dat muchless gold lol… With even the diaspora I don’t even think Jamaicans reach 10mil can’t compare numbers with Afro-beat with one country of 30mil providing support. As Kranium say we don’t have access digicel barely work good fi watch two blue movie wid yuh woman 😢 youtube music nuh work
Shinehead
Oh n him point weh him nah seh is most Jamaican artists act like groupies…like chill…you a star to
How you be charging sir cause me see rick ross a ja mi know you nuh worth more than him. Then again you hold you value yourself
Rap music not even the biggest in usa much less thr world.
Nun toxic about this
This isn't toxic talk
@@reggaenix is after I realized
Jai drink some man drink dog