Medyo nalinadbaran ako kay ateng pabebe sa english niya! Pero tama naman si Martin at Lea about "there's nothing we can do about BUT we are singers and our reputation is being mixed with non-singers".
Hahahahahaha! We are a nation of serenade talaga eh! Pag me show sa province KANTA! Pag me political sortie KANTA! Mga variety show KANTA! Tambay? KANTA!
He has nothing to prove to you fantard 12:17. Obviously bata ka pa hindi mo alam kung anong naicontribute niya sa OPM at sa showbiz. FYI, he is not just a singer. He is a composer also.
Hello??!! ilang dekada na iyan noh!!! Nalaos eh kahit nga majubis na eh nasa ASAP pa din.. Eh kasi nga fantard may talent! Hindi gaya ng mga idolets mo na walang talent, hence walang longevity... Kaya namnamin mo na sila habang nakikita mo pa sa TV ahahaha
1:10 and 1:31. Even Tom Jones reinvented himself. Tina Turner too. Andiyan din si Cher. Idagdag mo na rin si Madonna. The list goes on and on. But if you're content with Martin's sappy ballads, knock yourself out.
12:42. Who said I'm asking him to prove himself? It's just that Martin needs to reinvent himself if he wants to be relevant in today's music biz. He can't possibly expect to relive his glory days if he keeps playing to the nostalgia crowd instead of appealing to the younger generation. That applies to a lot of our "legit" singers as well.
martin doesnt have to prove anything to anybody. Hanggang ngayon nag-iisa ang conert king. name names nga kung sinong singer na lalaki aside from GARY na pwedeng pumantay k martin when it comes to successful concert perfomances?
2:17am no need for reinvention gurl. he will stay relevant and until now he is. he may not be as popular as before but he has the staying power. martin can still command a good crowd to trope to his concerts. BTW, did you said he is not relevant? who is relevant to you then? huh!
Anon 12:17, oh eh anong style ba gusto mo ipakita or iparinig ni Martin? Style? Like what, hip hopping, twerking, nae naeing while singing. Artists are more into what genre they can do best. Obviously, Anon 12:17 you don't know a thing about music....the kind that pleases, that soothes, relaxes even those that are great for dancing, sang and delivered by gifted voices galing kay Lord not the kind from auto tune.
Anon 5:29, of course he doesn't have to twerk. But he can collaborate, or add something new to his gasgas na repertoire. As I mentioned in my previous comment, nandiyan si Tom Jones na relevant pa rin ngayon dahil may effort siya to appeal to today's listeners. Either you adapt, or watch your career die a natural death. Bihira kasi sa local industry ang matapang na mag-experiment. Napag-iwanan na tayo dahil hindi nag-evolve ang music natin.
3:20 anong nostalgia crowd ka dyan? are u saying na ang generation ngayon ay hindi na nostalgic? FYI all generations whether young or old are affected by nostalgia my dear! we are all sentimental and nostalgic depending on ones mood! kung maka nostalgia nostalgia ka dyan!
Yes, yes, Martin's brand of music may no longer be "relevant", and he does not need to be. And it seems, 2:17, that your view of relevance is equal to popularity. I'll name drop na ha. So do you think Anne Curtis, Daniel Padilla, Kathryn Bernardo, etc are relevant to the music industry because they are popular and they have a huge mass and Jeje following? Networks and recording studios could easily cultivate a significant number of pure talents: winners and/or runners up of The Voice, KZ Tandigan and yes, even Aicelle Santos and Jonalyn Viray, I daresay. But they're investing their money, providing recording careers to the more popular stars who are not even doing a stellar job in acting. In a way, the country's biggest network has altered the consciousness of the masses. I wouldn't be surprised if people would start bashing on this comment. But that's nothing compared to the now scarred rep of OPM, just because people these days prefer that sort of novelty over legit music.
12:31 may psychology subject ka ba gurl? or do u even have what we call instinct? para kasing d ka marunong magbasa ng tao eh! napaka literal mo! maliwanag pa sa sikat ng araw na martin was just playing around with the gurl!
Non-singers promote by singing? I understand Martin's point. But capitalizing and making a career out of it (case in point: may second album and concerts) is a different story. It's not their core so give it to people who takes it seriously and respect the craft. Producers also should respect the art beyond topline growth. Here in SK, 3.5years ang average but training can take a year to 7 years depending on the trainees' raw talent and targeted market, genre & trends. HOWEVER, they have so much respect for their KPop industry. That's why they work so hard prior to debut. Talent and musicality mean so much to them on top of looks. They do not welcome mediocrity as their biggest agencies claim it (SM, YG & JYP). Their actors & actresses who can sing participate in musicals and sing on-screen. BUT, they do not do album releases as they respect that it's the KPop artists' core and forte. I think its delikadesa in Filipino. And respect for the art and the people who deserve it better. They also put budgets for indie artists. And they do hard core musical experiments. From this, we can say by comparison na relatively tamad and industry natin because producers do it the easier way by taking advantage of big stars' bankability and reach via different platforms. Plus the fact that our major local record labels are owned by the biggest stations. In SK, agencies compete with each other to improve their industry but work with SBS, KBS, MBC & Arirang. There are a lot of factors that differentiate our local music industry from theirs but it's okay to benchmark for improvement. It's just that apparently, we do it business as usual and it ends there. Sa kanila, business growth is prioritized without sacrificing art for the greater good. Which makes me think na mas sakim tayo. Sayang ang pool of talent. -Pinoy in SK
Anon 315, mas type ko pa rin yung long discussion ni 1244. May comparative points for possible improvements and suggestions. Yung sayo passive way of commenting, lifted pa from the post itself. Haha
Weh inggit ka 315 noh sa good observations ni 1244 noh while sayo quoted pa from Martin. Fantard ka kasi kaya ayaw mong i-recognize na swapang naman talaga ang local record labels at poor in terms of creative innovation ang local music industry. Aminin!
Manigas ka teh. Music is an industry. An industry is business. Kaya pag may fans na tumatangkilik whether you can sing or not andun yung pera. Kumikita ang singer or non singer dahil nga may fans. So kung singer ka na walang fans walang bumibili ng album mo walang manunood ng concert mo aba teh wag mong gawing career ang music industry.
Anon 1212, hindi mo I think na-gets point ni Anon 1244. he was saying that he agrees that non-singers can promote by singing BUT making a career out of it is a DIFFERENT story. Which means he agrees with martin then gave plausible learnings based on SK's business model (Business growth + Respect for Art + Creative Innovation). Everyone cares about the KPop industry these days and almost everyone's looking at their success for benchmarking. Hindi kasalanan maging ignorante pero if you argue, basa basa muna before any rebuttal.
ANON 907 if that's the mindset of everyone, continuous improvement gets defeated. I am a business person but it's no longer enough to make profits and hit topline targets. We, in the corporate world, have been striving for effective social contributions. If you wouldn't change your mindset and vision, I assure you you won't be able to break the glass ceiling.
@12:44, even Koreans know the importance of appeal and saleability. Say for instance our highly regarded Sandara Park (I'm a fan of Sandara and of 2NE1) but I do admit that she is a non-singer as well. I know what your saying, your example is wrong though making your argument invalid.
Tama naman si martin eh. lets just enjoy and anyway di naman nila icacareer yan. in time balik pa rin sila sa kung ano talaga ang forte nila and thats acting!
2:17 Clearly, you did not fully get 1:17's point. Actually, pareho lang kayo ng sinabi. Hays, makapag correct lang. may case in point, case in point ka pa.
Of all the comments/response about this issue, ito na yata ang pinaka maganda nabasa ko. Hindi nagmainam at nagdunung dunungan c Mr. Nievera. Good job sir!
May confusion dun sa tanong nya. She asked kung ano daw masasabi ng mga non-singers na nagkakaalbum at sumisikat. But she tagged the real singers. Nalito ako sayo te
Hahaha! Agree! Refreshing si Martin at very cool lang sa issue. Kaya lalo ko syang loves. At marunong maki level. Very witty at tama kayo hindi sya nagpaka know-it-all or dunung dunungan.
Watever it is...business pa rin literally ang showbiz...lets say Rhap vs. ANNE Curtis...parehong taga dos...in terms of singing walang binatbat si anne compared to rhap..no comparison at all nga eh...tuwa lang ni anne ma compare kay rhap...at laking insulto nmn kay rhap na mai compare kay anne...ang siste bilang negosyante ang VIVA at ABS natural mente dun sila susugal sa may fan base like anne...dun sila mag iinvest sa alam nilang kikita...sad to say pero aminin natin its not about bein a legit or a non singer ang isyu dito its bout havin a fan base...daniel padilla, vice ganda at anne curtis lahat boses palaka wala sa tono sabihin na nating worst kung worst pero sori apaw ang araneta sa daming nanood ng mga CONCERTS nila...itong si ateng Rhap na kumuda ng kumuda, award winning singer..legit kung legit...sobrang galing kumanta..ang tanong pag sinabak sa araneta pano kaya?.. kumita kaya,,,?...sabihin nyo na lahat na ang sama..na lahat pera pera lang kasi..pero sori lets be realistic...ikaw leah at gary pra mapanindigan nyo yang pag back up kay rhap eh bat di nyo subukang mag produce ng album nya sabayan na rin ng concert sa araneta bka nga kau mismo takot sumugal...
sa lahat ng nagcomment about the issue, i think martins the most logical! alam niya kung ano ang negosyo at alam niyang fad alng ito ngayon and eventually this non legit singers will soon go back to where they belong and thats acting. obviously they are just testing the waters and fulfilling a dream. at the end of the day they wont make it as a career.
naku artists now hindi lang acting, dancing, sympre singing, kasama nga yan sa pag eentertain, dapat lagi kang may bagong ipapakita. hindi man sila professional singers pero may mga kantang nababagay sakanila at para sa mga kabataan. magbobored ang mga fans kung matatanda na lang lagi napapakinggan nila at di naman nila kilala.
Napakaraming magagaling na singers..listen to radio stations na nag bibigay ng spot for indie singers or bands..wag nating i-limit sarili natin sa kung anong ini-spoon fed or hina-hype ng media..
More than the singers, mas need natin ang magagaling na composers.
"Truth is singular. It's 'version' are mistruths." - David Mitchell, Cloud Atlas
Charot, maisingit lang. Hahaha
It is really sad of what OPM industry has become. Personally knowing aspiring musicians, I have witnessed how their struggles in honing their craft and pursuing their dreams. But as we all know, having the passion for music is not enough (talent's prerequisite, of course) but, these artists need ears to listen to their music. A great way to bridge these talents to reach us audiences is a recording company that would produce and distribute their works.
But nowadays, recording companies have tried to keep afloat with the trends of our economy. Most of the Filipino audience are more interested to foreign scene (I am guilty of that, yes.) sales of these recording companies are going down. But, seeing these "non-singers" with huge fan base (sure buyers) gave them hope to catch up with their losses by selling works of these non-singers who have a lot of fans that would buy their album.
So, may be if we are actually listening to OPM, supporting true talents and avoid patronizing trashy (Wag kang pabebe) songs, the tides will turn and give rise to the local musicians who have struggled enough to be heard.
bakit pa kc pinalaki ang issue? nag-comment lang naman si rap (na totoo naman)...but, still, i don't find anything wrong kung magka-CD or album pa ang mga non-singers...ako nga nagbabalak mag produce ng sarili kong CD eh...kanya kanyang gimik lang yan...live and let live...
They are SILENCE on this issue daw sabi ni ateng na kausap ni Martin, kaya mag SILENCE na lang din ako lol!
ReplyDeletetama kesa mangutya ka...ika nga ng aking inay kung wala ka rin lang magandang sasabihin...
DeleteEh kasi naman who would admit that he/she is without a talent but kapal ng mukha to sing and be in showbiz
DeleteNakakatuwa si Kuya Martin. Nakigaya sa style ni ateng. Lol!
DeleteYun lang talaga napansin mo? Malay mo sa fon niya? Ang lalim mo
DeleteFocus nalang te sa issue, kesa sa spelling at grammar. Yung issue ba nagets mo?
DeleteDi napansin ng ibang tao yan. haha! anon 12:34
DeleteMedyo nalinadbaran ako kay ateng pabebe sa english niya! Pero tama naman si Martin at Lea about "there's nothing we can do about BUT we are singers and our reputation is being mixed with non-singers".
DeleteHahahahahaha! We are a nation of serenade talaga eh! Pag me show sa province KANTA! Pag me political sortie KANTA! Mga variety show KANTA! Tambay? KANTA!
DeleteCoz they know the truths daw!
Delete1:13 there are different kind of truths. just so you know.
Deleteomg the girl who tweeted and i have the same level of english! english ng alta :) i love it!
Delete#RIPenglish. Ginawa mo pang consumer si Martin, girl!
ReplyDeleteIsa ka ring legit singer na di na nagpalit ng style. Kaya nalalaos e. Tsk.
ReplyDeleteHe has nothing to prove to you fantard 12:17. Obviously bata ka pa hindi mo alam kung anong naicontribute niya sa OPM at sa showbiz. FYI, he is not just a singer. He is a composer also.
DeleteHello??!! ilang dekada na iyan noh!!! Nalaos eh kahit nga majubis na eh nasa ASAP pa din.. Eh kasi nga fantard may talent! Hindi gaya ng mga idolets mo na walang talent, hence walang longevity... Kaya namnamin mo na sila habang nakikita mo pa sa TV ahahaha
DeleteTard, enjoyin mo na lang makinig ng auto tuned songs ng idolet mo! Okay? Di mo marereach ung logic!
DeleteHe is a balladeer. Dapat ba ginaya na lang nya si Gary V, may sing & dance para sabihin nagpalit ng style?
Delete1:10 and 1:31. Even Tom Jones reinvented himself. Tina Turner too. Andiyan din si Cher. Idagdag mo na rin si Madonna. The list goes on and on. But if you're content with Martin's sappy ballads, knock yourself out.
Delete*yourselves
DeleteIsa rin yang Gary na yan. Nagrerevive na lang ng sariling kanta.
Delete12:42. Who said I'm asking him to prove himself? It's just that Martin needs to reinvent himself if he wants to be relevant in today's music biz. He can't possibly expect to relive his glory days if he keeps playing to the nostalgia crowd instead of appealing to the younger generation. That applies to a lot of our "legit" singers as well.
Deletemartin doesnt have to prove anything to anybody. Hanggang ngayon nag-iisa ang conert king. name names nga kung sinong singer na lalaki aside from GARY na pwedeng pumantay k martin when it comes to successful concert perfomances?
Delete2:33, that's because he's playing to the nostalgia crowd. The same audience he played to in the 80's. What about today's crowd?
Delete2:17am no need for reinvention gurl. he will stay relevant and until now he is. he may not be as popular as before but he has the staying power. martin can still command a good crowd to trope to his concerts. BTW, did you said he is not relevant? who is relevant to you then? huh!
Delete*say
DeleteAnon 12:17, oh eh anong style ba gusto mo ipakita or iparinig ni Martin? Style? Like what, hip hopping, twerking, nae naeing while singing. Artists are more into what genre they can do best. Obviously, Anon 12:17 you don't know a thing about music....the kind that pleases, that soothes, relaxes even those that are great for dancing, sang and delivered by gifted voices galing kay Lord not the kind from auto tune.
DeleteEh paano kung mga ballads talaga ang gusto ni Martin? Hayaan nyo sya gawin kung ano ang passion nya kesa naman magsell-out para lang kumita.
DeleteHe's really good no. He's a definition of a legit singer.
DeleteAnon 5:29, of course he doesn't have to twerk. But he can collaborate, or add something new to his gasgas na repertoire. As I mentioned in my previous comment, nandiyan si Tom Jones na relevant pa rin ngayon dahil may effort siya to appeal to today's listeners. Either you adapt, or watch your career die a natural death. Bihira kasi sa local industry ang matapang na mag-experiment. Napag-iwanan na tayo dahil hindi nag-evolve ang music natin.
Delete3:20 anong nostalgia crowd ka dyan? are u saying na ang generation ngayon ay hindi na nostalgic? FYI all generations whether young or old are affected by nostalgia my dear! we are all sentimental and nostalgic depending on ones mood! kung maka nostalgia nostalgia ka dyan!
DeleteYes, yes, Martin's brand of music may no longer be "relevant", and he does not need to be. And it seems, 2:17, that your view of relevance is equal to popularity. I'll name drop na ha. So do you think Anne Curtis, Daniel Padilla, Kathryn Bernardo, etc are relevant to the music industry because they are popular and they have a huge mass and Jeje following? Networks and recording studios could easily cultivate a significant number of pure talents: winners and/or runners up of The Voice, KZ Tandigan and yes, even Aicelle Santos and Jonalyn Viray, I daresay. But they're investing their money, providing recording careers to the more popular stars who are not even doing a stellar job in acting. In a way, the country's biggest network has altered the consciousness of the masses. I wouldn't be surprised if people would start bashing on this comment. But that's nothing compared to the now scarred rep of OPM, just because people these days prefer that sort of novelty over legit music.
DeleteOn point!
ReplyDeleteweh? the girl is typical twitter troll. she won't stop until there's a witch hunt against those she deemed non-singers. boooo.
Deletesi martin humble yung sentiments nya palagi...
ReplyDeleteButi pa si martin chill lang haha
ReplyDeleteI think Martin handled thia nicely knowing that the fan is obviously just trolling
ReplyDeleteAlam naman natin ang truths eh. Kaya silence nalang. Tama na mga rhaports. I will take home my favorite singers and let then sing. Lol
ReplyDeleteMartin is an english speaker, so obviously, typo lang yun.
DeletehahahahahaGaling sumabay ni Martin eh. Luko din eh.
Deleteseryoso masyado si anon 12:56
DeleteSinabayan lang ni martin ang nagtanong. Hindi sya typo
Delete12:31 may psychology subject ka ba gurl? or do u even have what we call instinct? para kasing d ka marunong magbasa ng tao eh! napaka literal mo! maliwanag pa sa sikat ng araw na martin was just playing around with the gurl!
DeleteTama 2:51!! Hahahaha baka hindi maintindihan nung girl kapag tama ang grammar. Lol harsh!
Deletenakakaloka si ateng ha!
ReplyDeleteHaha cute convo!
ReplyDeleteHis opinion is what people should listen to! Bravo, Martin! You got that right
ReplyDeleteVery good point, Concert King.
ReplyDeleteNon-singers promote by singing? I understand Martin's point. But capitalizing and making a career out of it (case in point: may second album and concerts) is a different story. It's not their core so give it to people who takes it seriously and respect the craft. Producers also should respect the art beyond topline growth. Here in SK, 3.5years ang average but training can take a year to 7 years depending on the trainees' raw talent and targeted market, genre & trends. HOWEVER, they have so much respect for their KPop industry. That's why they work so hard prior to debut. Talent and musicality mean so much to them on top of looks. They do not welcome mediocrity as their biggest agencies claim it (SM, YG & JYP). Their actors & actresses who can sing participate in musicals and sing on-screen. BUT, they do not do album releases as they respect that it's the KPop artists' core and forte. I think its delikadesa in Filipino. And respect for the art and the people who deserve it better. They also put budgets for indie artists. And they do hard core musical experiments. From this, we can say by comparison na relatively tamad and industry natin because producers do it the easier way by taking advantage of big stars' bankability and reach via different platforms. Plus the fact that our major local record labels are owned by the biggest stations. In SK, agencies compete with each other to improve their industry but work with SBS, KBS, MBC & Arirang. There are a lot of factors that differentiate our local music industry from theirs but it's okay to benchmark for improvement. It's just that apparently, we do it business as usual and it ends there. Sa kanila, business growth is prioritized without sacrificing art for the greater good. Which makes me think na mas sakim tayo. Sayang ang pool of talent. -Pinoy in SK
ReplyDeletehaba naman ng sinabi nitong isang to.
Delete"I think these non singers just want to give their fans something more than just movies and or teleseryes so they make CDs 4 them"
MARAMING-MARAMI silang fans, yun lang.
Anon 315, mas type ko pa rin yung long discussion ni 1244. May comparative points for possible improvements and suggestions. Yung sayo passive way of commenting, lifted pa from the post itself. Haha
DeleteWeh inggit ka 315 noh sa good observations ni 1244 noh while sayo quoted pa from Martin. Fantard ka kasi kaya ayaw mong i-recognize na swapang naman talaga ang local record labels at poor in terms of creative innovation ang local music industry. Aminin!
DeleteManigas ka teh. Music is an industry. An industry is business. Kaya pag may fans na tumatangkilik whether you can sing or not andun yung pera. Kumikita ang singer or non singer dahil nga may fans. So kung singer ka na walang fans walang bumibili ng album mo walang manunood ng concert mo aba teh wag mong gawing career ang music industry.
DeleteNO, you DIDN'T understand Martin's point.... and what exactly is your point? Who cares about Koreans anyway.
DeleteAnon 1212, hindi mo I think na-gets point ni Anon 1244. he was saying that he agrees that non-singers can promote by singing BUT making a career out of it is a DIFFERENT story. Which means he agrees with martin then gave plausible learnings based on SK's business model (Business growth + Respect for Art + Creative Innovation). Everyone cares about the KPop industry these days and almost everyone's looking at their success for benchmarking. Hindi kasalanan maging ignorante pero if you argue, basa basa muna before any rebuttal.
DeleteANON 907 if that's the mindset of everyone, continuous improvement gets defeated. I am a business person but it's no longer enough to make profits and hit topline targets. We, in the corporate world, have been striving for effective social contributions. If you wouldn't change your mindset and vision, I assure you you won't be able to break the glass ceiling.
Delete@12:44, even Koreans know the importance of appeal and saleability. Say for instance our highly regarded Sandara Park (I'm a fan of Sandara and of 2NE1) but I do admit that she is a non-singer as well. I know what your saying, your example is wrong though making your argument invalid.
DeleteOn point Sir Martin Nievera!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAng sakit sa bang ng english mo @garcia20_a! hahaha
ReplyDeleteGusto ko yung pagka-cool ni Martin dito, hindi nagpakaknow-it-all..
ReplyDeleteTama naman si martin eh. lets just enjoy and anyway di naman nila icacareer yan. in time balik pa rin sila sa kung ano talaga ang forte nila and thats acting!
ReplyDeleteClearly, you did not fully get Martin's point. Case in point: don't make a career out of it.
Delete2:17 Clearly, you did not fully get 1:17's point. Actually, pareho lang kayo ng sinabi. Hays, makapag correct lang. may case in point, case in point ka pa.
Delete2:17 wag mo akong icorrect dahil parang ikaw ang hindi nakakaintindi sa sinabi ko dito! ok na ha!
DeleteOf all the comments/response about this issue, ito na yata ang pinaka maganda nabasa ko. Hindi nagmainam at nagdunung dunungan c Mr. Nievera. Good job sir!
ReplyDeleteMas ok na na no comment sila kasi ibabash lang fin ng mga tao if ever may sasabihin sila
ReplyDeleteMay confusion dun sa tanong nya. She asked kung ano daw masasabi ng mga non-singers na nagkakaalbum at sumisikat. But she tagged the real singers. Nalito ako sayo te
ReplyDeleteSensible naman sya sumagot.
ReplyDeleteSensible naman yung sagot ni Martin. Only that troll is trying to solicit negative comments from the celebrities she tagged.
ReplyDeleteHahaha! Agree! Refreshing si Martin at very cool lang sa issue. Kaya lalo ko syang loves. At marunong maki level. Very witty at tama kayo hindi sya nagpaka know-it-all or dunung dunungan.
ReplyDeletemartin handled this well. =)
ReplyDeletebuti na lang matagal nang walang album si juday. kundi yari sya sa social media.
ReplyDeleteHindi lang si juday, pati sina vilma, maricel, dina and the lists go on and on and on....
DeleteHala teh, meron kaya.. Check check din pag may time
DeleteI like Martin.....I love his "Sing and let sing."
ReplyDeleteSinimulan kasi ni anne curtis tapos nagconcert pa sa araneta at concert world tours..!!haha..well at least anne never nag lip synch
ReplyDeleteWatever it is...business pa rin literally ang showbiz...lets say Rhap vs. ANNE Curtis...parehong taga dos...in terms of singing walang binatbat si anne compared to rhap..no comparison at all nga eh...tuwa lang ni anne ma compare kay rhap...at laking insulto nmn kay rhap na mai compare kay anne...ang siste bilang negosyante ang VIVA at ABS natural mente dun sila susugal sa may fan base like anne...dun sila mag iinvest sa alam nilang kikita...sad to say pero aminin natin its not about bein a legit or a non singer ang isyu dito its bout havin a fan base...daniel padilla, vice ganda at anne curtis lahat boses palaka wala sa tono sabihin na nating worst kung worst pero sori apaw ang araneta sa daming nanood ng mga CONCERTS nila...itong si ateng Rhap na kumuda ng kumuda, award winning singer..legit kung legit...sobrang galing kumanta..ang tanong pag sinabak sa araneta pano kaya?.. kumita kaya,,,?...sabihin nyo na lahat na ang sama..na lahat pera pera lang kasi..pero sori lets be realistic...ikaw leah at gary pra mapanindigan nyo yang pag back up kay rhap eh bat di nyo subukang mag produce ng album nya sabayan na rin ng concert sa araneta bka nga kau mismo takot sumugal...
ReplyDeletesa lahat ng nagcomment about the issue, i think martins the most logical! alam niya kung ano ang negosyo at alam niyang fad alng ito ngayon and eventually this non legit singers will soon go back to where they belong and thats acting. obviously they are just testing the waters and fulfilling a dream. at the end of the day they wont make it as a career.
Delete12:44 yeah the philippines shld learn a thing or two from sk in this regard.yun kasi ang wala ang pinoy ..respeto
ReplyDeleteI like Martin. He's on point and he's graceful. Napakagaling pa nya.
ReplyDeleteHaha I love his replies. biglang i love martin nievera again
ReplyDeleteKaya idol ko si Mr. Martin, his very witty & down to earth.
ReplyDeleteHe is (he's). Magtagalog ka na lang.
DeleteWitty sir Martin!
ReplyDeletenaku artists now hindi lang acting, dancing, sympre singing, kasama nga yan sa pag eentertain, dapat lagi kang may bagong ipapakita. hindi man sila professional singers pero may mga kantang nababagay sakanila at para sa mga kabataan. magbobored ang mga fans kung matatanda na lang lagi napapakinggan nila at di naman nila kilala.
ReplyDeleteNapakaraming magagaling na singers..listen to radio stations na nag bibigay ng spot for indie singers or bands..wag nating i-limit sarili natin sa kung anong ini-spoon fed or hina-hype ng media..
ReplyDeleteMore than the singers, mas need natin ang magagaling na composers.
"Truth is singular. It's 'version' are mistruths."
ReplyDelete- David Mitchell, Cloud Atlas
Charot, maisingit lang. Hahaha
It is really sad of what OPM industry has become. Personally knowing aspiring musicians, I have witnessed how their struggles in honing their craft and pursuing their dreams. But as we all know, having the passion for music is not enough (talent's prerequisite, of course) but, these artists need ears to listen to their music. A great way to bridge these talents to reach us audiences is a recording company that would produce and distribute their works.
But nowadays, recording companies have tried to keep afloat with the trends of our economy. Most of the Filipino audience are more interested to foreign scene (I am guilty of that, yes.) sales of these recording companies are going down. But, seeing these "non-singers" with huge fan base (sure buyers) gave them hope to catch up with their losses by selling works of these non-singers who have a lot of fans that would buy their album.
So, may be if we are actually listening to OPM, supporting true talents and avoid patronizing trashy (Wag kang pabebe) songs, the tides will turn and give rise to the local musicians who have struggled enough to be heard.
Bakit pinatulan ni martin to????? Ayoko tuloy basahin
ReplyDeleteWag na kaseng pag initan ang mga nonsingers eh. Bakit patok ang mga kanta ni Taylor Swift, Katy perry, Pink, Miley Cyrus, Rihanna, Beyoncé, etc? Anong meron sila? Kase naman ang mga singers dito complacent na dahil may narating na. Mga naghihintay na lang ng project/album tapos magkaka album revival pa. Keep reinventing yourselves. Gulatin nyo kami. Think out of the box. Do something na you don't usually do.
ReplyDeleteNako ateng wag ka ng magenglish at pilipino ka naman, kaimbyerna ka hahaha
ReplyDeletebakit pa kc pinalaki ang issue? nag-comment lang naman si rap (na totoo naman)...but, still, i don't find anything wrong kung magka-CD or album pa ang mga non-singers...ako nga nagbabalak mag produce ng sarili kong CD eh...kanya kanyang gimik lang yan...live and let live...
ReplyDeletePak na pak.. ganun!!!
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