Just took my time to listen to this Dbull guy and the guy was damn amazing, am now confused as to why people always criticizing him here on Nairaland omo


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnKbGUIe--c

Omo

Dbull! we know it's still you

TotoGame:
Dbull! we know it's still you

What do you mean?

Personally I hate him because he is too childish, and he is a pathological and a habitual liar. Always seeking for attention by all means. He needs to grow up

TotoGame:
Dbull! we know it's still you

I want to believe so too. That guy called iamdbull can do anything.

D bull why didn't you post the full song, the beat make sense and I was eager to hear the hook.

Airforce1 did all these stuffs u are now doing, seeking unnecessary attention, failing in his musical career and finally retired with his baby mama, keeping seeking attention. Don't learn from ur compatriots

Not that I Hate or envy this guy but this en no fit blow 😂😂There's just something about his song that is just bizarre


Omo if you hear musician wey go blow u go know

Mushmush:
Personally I hate him because he is too childish, and he is a pathological and a habitual liar. Always seeking for attention by all means. He needs to grow up

Actually, he appears to be everything you can never be and that could be why you hate him. I like his passion towards what he believes in.
Keep it up Dbull.

Dbull, I'll encourage you to keep doing what you're doing. Yeah, this childishness thing. At least it's something, and it's something entertaining. Actually all your threads make me laugh, and your name "Dbull" don already stick for my head.

All you need to do is cook up a stupidly funny lyrics to match your personality on nairaland and n'a so your blow go come.

There are at least quarter a million active users on nairaland, and a good number of them already know your name.

Abizz:

Actually, he appears to be everything you can never be and that could be why you hate him. I like his passion towards what he believes in.
Keep it up Dbull.

You must be a buffoon

Lol, this man.

And you think your mates got successful by creating multiple nairaland accounts?

The guy need délivrance from balablu

My honest opinion as a pastor is that nobody will understand what you are saying in the music unless the are opportune to be reading the lyrics while you are singing

Hafinn06:
Just took my time to listen to this Dbull guy and the guy was damn amazing, am now confused as to why people always criticizing him here on Nairaland omo


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnKbGUIe--c

the reality is that the guy is wack with a very bad voice, if no b say I dey read d lyrics I no hear anything wey u dey talk

Even me wey I no get time for music go try pass u

TotoGame:
Dbull! we know it's still you

Why you dey give the guy man-marking naa

you be Maguire?

Who be dis useless goat seeking attention every where?

Hafinn06:
Just took my time to listen to this Dbull guy and the guy was damn amazing, am now confused as to why people always criticizing him here on Nairaland omo


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnKbGUIe--c

You are building from the wrong platform. Nairaland is not a platform to blow musically, move to a much wider platforms like instagram, tiktok.

Making it as an upcoming rapper requires a combination of talent, hard work, dedication, and effective promotion. Here are some steps to help you get started on your journey:

Develop your skills: Hone your rap skills by practicing regularly. Write lyrics, work on your flow, and experiment with different styles and techniques. Study the work of successful rappers to learn from their approach.

Define your style and brand: Find your unique voice and style as a rapper. Develop a personal brand that reflects your personality and music. Having a distinct image and identity will help you stand out in a crowded industry.

Create quality music: Focus on producing high-quality music that resonates with your target audience. Invest in good production, mixing, and mastering. Collaborate with talented producers to enhance the quality of your tracks.

Build a strong online presence: Establish your presence on social media platforms like Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and SoundCloud. Share your music, behind-the-scenes content, and engage with your followers. Consistency is key, so regularly release new music and interact with your audience.

Network and collaborate: Connect with other artists, producers, and industry professionals in the rap community. Attend local events, open mic nights, and music conferences to meet like-minded individuals and build relationships. Collaborating with other artists can help expand your fanbase and create opportunities for exposure.

Perform live: Start performing at local venues, open mics, and showcases to gain experience and build a following. Engage with the crowd, deliver an energetic performance, and leave a lasting impression. As you gain more recognition, aim for bigger gigs and music festivals.



Utilize online platforms: Upload your music to streaming platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, and SoundCloud. Build playlists, promote your music on relevant blogs and websites, and submit your songs to independent radio stations. Utilize online music communities to share your music and connect with potential fans.

Create visual content: In today's multimedia landscape, visuals are crucial. Invest in music videos or lyric videos to accompany your tracks. Eye-catching visuals can help generate more interest and increase your chances of being discovered.

Collaborate with influencers: Identify influencers or popular YouTubers or most especially instagram who align with your style and target audience. Collaborate with them to feature your music in their content or create unique promotional campaigns. Influencer marketing can help expose your music to a wider audience.
Engage with your fans: Show appreciation for your fans by responding to comments, messages, and direct interactions. Organize contests, giveaways, or exclusive content for your dedicated followers. Building a strong and loyal fanbase is essential for long-term success. Instagram, Facebook and tiktok are perfect for this.

Remember, the music industry is highly competitive, so perseverance and resilience are crucial. Stay focused, continue improving your craft, and adapt to the ever-changing landscape. With dedication and a strong work ethic, you can increase your chances of making it as an upcoming rapper.

Afrobeat is currently in the era of singing not rapping, so sing more (it doesn't have to make sense but just have a good beats to go with it) and less rapping.

SenatePresdo:


Why you dey give the guy man-marking naa

you be Maguire?

Lolz, I read people