Don Jazzy's surprising statement: "Music too na betting"

Don Jazzy’s surprising statement: “Music too na betting”.

Nigerian music producer and Mavin label boss, Michael Collins Ajereh, popularly known as Don Jazzy, sparked discussions recently by shedding light on music promotion in the industry. Don Jazzy, whose label secured a lucrative deal with Universal Music Group (UMG), drew parallels between music promotion and the unpredictability of betting.

In response to a follower’s plea for promotion of her song, Don Jazzy candidly remarked that not every song, regardless of the promotion investment, would achieve success.

On X, Don Jazzy made a significant statement. Responding to a user who believed his promotion would ensure the song’s success, Don Jazzy emphasized the unpredictability of the music industry, likening it to sports where not every player achieves the status of Ronaldo or Messi.

Further, Don Jazzy highlighted the challenges even big labels like Mavin face in promoting music, stressing the importance of garnering attention gradually. He asserted that many of his signees have succeeded because he scouts the best talent.

Don Jazzy’s insights sparked discussions among fans and music enthusiasts, with many commending him for sharing his knowledge. One fan even quipped that with Don Jazzy’s promotion, success becomes almost certain, drawing parallels with betting odds.

Davidspredict made a keen observation, highlighting the uncertainty inherent in releasing a song and promoting it, likening it to life’s risks.

ChuksOhaxx expressed a contrasting viewpoint, suggesting that the odds of achieving success in music are higher than in betting.

ajibawealth_i echoed the sentiment, emphasizing the unpredictable nature of music, where a song considered the best may fail to resonate while an unexpected one could go viral.

Dah_Saint001 made a pointed remark regarding Mavin Records’ success, implying that only Rema and Ayra Starr have truly achieved stardom under the label.

Ayobamilized summed it up succinctly, noting the uncertainty of life and outcomes, likening it to a roll of the dice.