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Vulgar musical lyrics influenced by listeners, says Charley Boy

Robby Akeju by Robby Akeju
October 9, 2015
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One of Nigeria’s foremost entertainers, Charles Oputa, on Friday said that the spate of vulgar musical lyrics by musicians nowadays was due to its appealing nature to the listeners.
Oputa, who is popularly known as “Charly Boy’’ by his admirers, spoke against the backdrop of the prevailing musical lyrics in the nation that dwelled more on women, money and sex.
Charley Boy said in Lagos that people basically listened to music to either relax or to be influenced by its message.
“So, it depends on where the person’s ear is.’’
The showbiz impresario said that “the young ones are more interested in how much money they are making more than what they are teaching the people. You cannot blame them for that. They didn’t get into the business to come and be broke like me. So, they want to make money, and not die poor like so many entertainers,’’ he said.
He noted that some people like to listen to music that connoted sex.
“If I know that some people like that, I will play that so that they can buy more and I can make money, period.
“I can tell you what you want to hear and you will give me money,’’ he said.
Charley Boy said that the people that condemned it were the same people that patronised them.
“If you are not buying, the musicians will not produce it.
“It is because you are buying, that they are playing and making their money,’’ he said.

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