Puffy Tee Urges Upcoming Artistes to Focus on Songwriting Rather Than Viral Fame

Good Music Goes Beyond Viral Trends
“Viral songs may not remain popular for long, but artists who are talented and know how to write good songs can still find their place in the industry.” These words from Nigerian music producer Puffy Tee highlight an important lesson for upcoming musicians who want to build successful careers.
Puffy Tee, popularly known for producing Olu Maintain's hit song Yahoozee, has advised emerging artistes to focus more on originality and good songwriting instead of depending only on viral popularity.
Good songwriting gives music its identity. It allows artistes to express their emotions, share experiences and connect with listeners on a deeper level. While trends may change, meaningful lyrics and original ideas can keep a song relevant even after its initial popularity has faded.
Puffy Tee also encouraged upcoming musicians to develop their talents, improve their skills and understand the business side of the music industry. He stressed that talent, money and promotion alone cannot guarantee a sustainable career.
Ultimately, going viral may introduce an artiste to the world, but creativity, originality and good songwriting can give listeners a reason to stay. For upcoming musicians, building a lasting career should matter more than chasing the next trending sound.