Don’t Rush Adelaide the Seer to Fame - Fredyma To DopeNation

Fredyma has advised DopeNation with the way they're handling their new talent, Adelaide The Seer.

The entertainment pundit opined that Adelaide The Seer needs a coach instead of being ushered into fame for ulterior motives just to get quick money off her.

According to him, they should be patient to get the full potential out of her instead of rushing her to be an overnight star because it might not end well.

He maintained that Adelaide needs a serious voice coach and under no circumstance should Dope Nation take up that role because there are others who are better equipped to do the job.

“I must reiterate here that, yes Adelaide has a very good voice, she needs a serious voice coach and a mentor. She shouldn’t be rushed into fame because of her predicament. We thank Dope Nation for bringing her to the public attention."

"They can support her by inviting other professionals in the music industry to help groom her. They should take my advice! Her vocal delivery and certain nuances is a bit defective. Here i can recommend the likes of Freeman Daniel Ame, others. Dope Nation should not try to be her voice coach. The results might be some way with no malice intended…” he wrote. 

He went on a lengthy Facebook rant after Dope Nation and Adelaide The Seer were hosted on UTV’s prime entertainment review show, United Showbiz by Nana Ama McBrown on Saturday night.

A show in which Dope Nation and Adelaide The Seer shared the story about how they met not long ago, the two songs they have together, and how they intend to make the budding musician one of the big names in the Ghanaian music industry.

Read the full post below for more (Unedited):

UNITED SHOWBIZ, THE DOPE, AND ADELAIDE THE SEER EDITION.

Gradually, this entertainment show on Utv on Saturday nights is taking over viewership,social media commentaries, advertising, and controversy in the media space. Thanks to the producers of the program. However, there is more room for improvement in terms of production especially from the hostess, camera angles, lighting, floor management, graphics, and sound!

I was lucky to have been part of the third edition show when I appeared on the 14th of September 2019.

Yesterday’s show was laced with a lot of musical performances by a new discovery in the music world, Adelaide the seer, a blind beautiful damsel, Dope Nation, and Efya, the scintillating songstress.

Adelaide’s narration of her ordeal as to how she became blind and her eloquence really touched my heart and broke me down. Sorry for this mishap dear.

I must reiterate here that, yes Adelaide has a very good voice, she needs a serious voice coach and a mentor. She shouldn’t be rushed into fame because of her predicament. We thank Dope Nation for bringing her to the public attention. They can support her by inviting other professionals in the music industry to help groom her. They should take my advice! Her vocal delivery and certain nuances are a bit defective. Here I can recommend the likes of Freeman Daniel Ame, others. Dope Nation should not try to be her voice coach. The results might be some way with no malice intended.

The hostess, my beautiful Empress Nana Ama Mcbrown Mensah, should watch this. Sometimes her intro is too long and repetitive. She should be snappy.

Yesterday initially, Efya pretended as if she didn’t understand the Akan language when she was asked a question and started with some LAFA bi, eii boi! It was later during the conversation that, she opened up and spoke well.

Anytime the band is playing, they are made to wear the same dress. Can’t we have the same dress in different colors? Also, they are made to stand for a long time and they keep appearing in the main(long) shots. It’s not the best.

As for Arnold, he has really transformed in his dancing skills since he hugged a transformer near his house. Lol

In summary, United Showbiz has come to stay and it is the most viewed tv program from 9 pm till Fadda Dickson and his crew get tired on Saturday nights. A lot goes into the production. Ink wo mu!

Kudos and more improvement in the creative arts sector.

Utv, it’s all about YOU!