Eddy Kenzo has shared his thoughts on the future of popularity in the music industry, saying that visibility on social media platforms such as YouTube, TikTok and X will soon no longer be enough to determine how popular an artist is.According to the singer, audiences will eventually grow tired of the constant stunts, fights and abuse that often dominate conversations in the entertainment industry and instead look for content and artists that offer something sustainable.Too much of anything is bad. Fights and abuses will no longer be tolerated and we will reach a point where popularity isn’t about visibility but values.Kenzo believes that the industry is heading towards a point where an artist’s value will be determined by what they offer their audience rather than simply how often they appear on social media or how much attention they attract online.Eddy Kenzo praises Bobi Wine’s unique musical storytellingHe also suggested that fans will eventually expect to gain something meaningful from the time they spend consuming an artist’s music.A time is going to come when people are selling their time. If someone listens to you for over 30 minutes they should be sure that they’ll earn from when done.The post Eddy Kenzo predicts shift from social media fame to artistic values appeared first on MBU.