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Artists need to be in peoples faces, being mysterious no longer relevant in entertainment- Kcee

Music star, Kingsley Okonkwo, popularly known as Kcee, has said being mysterious doesn’t have much effect as it used to in the entertainment industry and would completely lose its relevance in the next five years. Speaking in an interview with Selah Meditate, Kcee said artists need to be peoples faces to remain relevant. He claimed […] Artists need to be in peoples faces, being mysterious no…

Artists need to be in peoples faces, being mysterious no longer relevant in entertainment- Kcee

Kcee, the renowned Nigerian music artist, has declared that mystery is losing its allure in the entertainment world and will become obsolete within the next five years. In an interview with Selah Meditate, Kcee emphasized that artists must be present and visible to maintain their relevance in the industry. He revealed that he had discussions with American professors who agreed mysterious acts would soon fall out of fashion.

Kcee explained that the concept of absence, once used to generate value, is no longer effective. He stressed that artists need to adopt an extroverted approach instead. "The mysterious factor won't be relevant in five years," Kcee stated. "I spoke with some professors in America, and they confirmed it. AI can now do what we are doing.

Absence used to create value in 2021–2022, but things have changed. Artists need to be in people’s faces."

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