The group, obviously not pleased with how most of these acts are
transitioned from wannabes to mainstream professional acts, say most of
the Talent Shows on music on television, are nothing but a waste.
In series of tweets posted on the micro blogging site Twitter, the
group posited that: “Talent shows churn (sic) out people who can sing
other peoples songs well. They finish the show and can’t sing to save
their lives”.
“U (you) see talent on TV singing their heart out on TV. And u (you)
can bet their career is ending the moment the show ends a month later.
Waste!!!!” “U (you) see a talent who finished a talent show 8 years ago
still scavenging for a hit. How,” they asked.
The group also took a swipe at how most of these shows don’t “get
talent managers to handle these talents they promote months on their
platforms”. “Wasting talents,” they added.
Most Talent Shows the group suggested “need content they can market to
make $$$ (referring to dollars, which equates to money). “You get the
fame and what do u (you) do with it,” they wondered.
“It takes more $$$ to get that fame u (you) get when u (you) get into
da (the) finals of a talent show. U (you) come home and relax tinkin
(thinking) u are a star?
“People want to associate to people who speak into their lives. The
talent Show ppl (people) give u (you) a preview of a success. Live up to
expectation”.
They however praised local television network TV3 and events production
outfit CharterHouse for coming up with the Mentor and Stars of the
Future shows respectively, adding that the latter for instance, has
brought out some “super talents”.
The views expressed by BukBak should somewhat set the tone for a debate
on how to usher music reality stars onto mainstream success.
source: enewsgh
Saturday, 5 January 2013
BukBak: Most Talent Shows are a waste!
