Guinean music scene is currently shaken by fierce controversy, following the recent statement of the artist manager, Alpha Sylla. An incendiary post on social networks, in response to criticism about a statement by Grand P about Mamadi Doumbouya’s presidency in the event of Syli National’s victory in the CAN, has triggered a passionate debate within the Guinean online community.
Grand P, a disabled personality, recently raised questions about Mamadi Doumbouya’s presidency in the event of Syli National’s victory in the CAN, on his Facebook page. The response of his manager, Alpha Sylla, to these criticisms, however, burned the web.
Alpha Sylla thanked various African countries for their support for Grand P, stressing that the artist's success is attributable to this assistance. However, he did not hesitate to accuse the Guineans of initially rejecting it, stating that Guinea represents only 9% of Grand P’s followers on social networks. A striking statement that sparked mixed reactions.
Alpha Sylla's response caused disappointment among some netizens, calling his response ungrateful. Some believe that Grand P's visibility is due to his disability, while others advise Alpha Sylla to opt for silence in the face of such attacks. The comments also point out that the manager's communication could cause more harm than the initial attack he was the victim of.
Alpha Sylla's response continues to fuel discussions and engender enthusiastic discussions within the Guinea online community. The issue of loyalty, gratitude and recognition remains at the heart of this controversy.
This recent controversy highlights tensions within the Guinea music scene and raises fundamental questions about loyalty, gratitude and recognition in the entertainment world. While online debates are raging, it remains to be seen how this case will affect Grand P’s career and the relationship between the artist and his manager, Alpha Sylla.
