Nigerian comedian and filmmaker, Bright Okpocha, known as Basketmouth, recently spoke about the perils of seeking fame through social media on the CreativiTEA podcast.
He cautioned aspiring talents against the allure of instant fame and urged them to consider the long-term implications of their actions.
According to Basketmouth, many individuals are fixated on the idea of becoming famous without understanding the importance of building a solid brand.
He highlighted the transient nature of viral fame and questioned whether individuals can sustain their popularity over time. He emphasized the need to have something meaningful to offer and to focus on creating a lasting brand identity.
The comedian also warned against using negative publicity as a shortcut to fame, cautioning listeners not to be swayed by false representations on social media. He stressed the importance of authenticity and urged upcoming creatives not to compromise their values for temporary fame.
Drawing from his own experiences, Basketmouth shared insights on staying grounded and finding joy amidst challenges. He encouraged individuals to seek inner peace and joy, even in the face of adversity. He emphasized the power of positive energy and faith in shaping one’s destiny.
In conclusion, Basketmouth reminded listeners of their inherent potential and urged them to harness their creativity and positivity.
