It’s becoming a hit and many young people seem to be intrigued by it. What’s your view about Gengetone? What’s the future of Gengetone? And do you support it?
Gengetone. What’s the future of gengetone music?
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The future IS Gengetone. It's to the urban youth what Benga was to our grandparents. Our Kenyan dance music. It can only live on if more artists create more gengetone hits. And sing about different themes. Yes, it's not just about sex. There is gengetone music about social commentary, Friday enjoymeRead more
The future IS Gengetone. It’s to the urban youth what Benga was to our grandparents. Our Kenyan dance music.
It can only live on if more artists create more gengetone hits. And sing about different themes. Yes, it’s not just about sex. There is gengetone music about social commentary, Friday enjoyment, and even playing a game of poker. I call it Gengetone Safi. You can sample it here:
May this give you hope for the future of Gegetone.
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Well gengetone is one of the most played music in Kenyan industry because its mostly loved by the youths as it is played in a language that is meant to entice youths .Apart from the vulgar languages in those music ,the future of Gengetone would be rated 10 /10.
Well gengetone is one of the most played music in Kenyan industry because its mostly loved by the youths as it is played in a language that is meant to entice youths .Apart from the vulgar languages in those music ,the future of Gengetone would be rated 10 /10.
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Gengetone music has its pros and cons. On the good side, the young people doing this kind of music can be able to listen to music with a kind of language they prefer and understand best. Also, they get engaged in music and crime rates reduce though slightly. This kind of music hits majorly in KenyaRead more
Gengetone music has its pros and cons.
On the good side, the young people doing this kind of music can be able to listen to music with a kind of language they prefer and understand best. Also, they get engaged in music and crime rates reduce though slightly. This kind of music hits majorly in Kenya due to the ” the sheng’ ” involved and how people actually relate to the music content in real life.
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On the negative side, it portrays how women are meant to be submissive in the African society majorly. Quite a bad picture for this generation where we are trying to empower women.
This kind of music also has explicit content and harsh language that isn’t advised for younger kids to listen to. They’ll adapt and grow in it, knowing it’s no wrong. But in real sense it build some bad characters that can’t be avoided by kids of lesser age who just follow blindly.
But all in all, it’s kenyan music and promoting it is of great value to the music industry.- React
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Gengetone has been around for long enough to warrant the question what is it’s future. Any citizen of Kenya would have to live under a rock at the bottom of lake Victoria to have evaded all knowledge of this genre. Gengetone has made quite the impression on Kenyan youth with it’s blend of dancehall beats and hip hop rap and flowery vocabulary and up until now- React
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The future IS Gengetone. It's to the urban youth what Benga was to our grandparents. Our Kenyan dance music. It can only live on if more artists create more gengetone hits. And sing about different themes. Yes, it's not just about sex. There is gengetone music about social commentary, Friday enjoymeRead more
The future IS Gengetone. It’s to the urban youth what Benga was to our grandparents. Our Kenyan dance music.
It can only live on if more artists create more gengetone hits. And sing about different themes. Yes, it’s not just about sex. There is gengetone music about social commentary, Friday enjoyment, and even playing a game of poker. I call it Gengetone Safi. You can sample it here:
May this give you hope for the future of Gegetone.
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