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Fireboy DML Prioritises Fans Over Music Rankings

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Fireboy DML says fan support matters more than critics or charts, sharing that their love keeps him grounded and content in his music career

Afrobeats singer Fireboy DML has revealed that he values his fans’ opinions over critics or music rankings, saying their support is his primary measure of success.

Also read: ‘Afrobeats just vibes, lacks pure lyricism’ – Fireboy DML

Speaking on the 90s Baby podcast, the Peru hitmaker explained that as long as he has fans who love and support his music, he is satisfied and motivated to continue his craft.

“I don’t really care about Top 5 or Top 10, as long as I have fans who rate me. I know that I have fans that think I’m the best artiste in the whole world. And that is good enough for me. I’m a very contented person,” Fireboy DML said.

The singer added that this mindset helps him stay grounded and focused on creating music, rather than seeking validation from industry insiders or chasing awards and charts.

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Also read: Why I rejected deals from top artists before Olamide – Fireboy DML

Fireboy DML’s approach underscores his connection with his audience and highlights the central role of fan engagement in sustaining a successful music career.

 

 

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