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Liberian rapper MC Caro recently took to her social media to instruct her fans to follow her on all musical platforms, and they should desist from asking her for her songs on the streets.
With a mix of humor and openness, MC Caro emphasized the importance of embracing technology. “It’s 2023, stop asking how to get this music yen yen yen,” she quipped, suggesting that fans utilize platforms like YouTube, Audiomack, Boomplay, Apple Music, and Spotify for easy access to their favorite tunes.
MC Caro stressed the importance of actively engaging with artists on social media. “Follow your favorite artist on all social media platforms so you can have easy access to information and contents,” she advised.
In a little harsh and direct manner, MC Caro highlighted the importance of reading captions. “Learn how to read captions because ay way be clear in lay caption buh some people will still be asking,” she lamented.
MC Caro clarified to her fans that selling of CDs is no longer the way to go, neither transferring music from one phone to another is. “Nobody selling CD again, we nahn transferring to Bluetooth again,” she exclaimed.
Moreover, MC Caro told her fans that music isn’t an inexpensive venture. “Music is not cheap and it ain’t free either,” she declared. She encouraged fans to actively engage with their content.
The rapper expressed her desire to connect with her fans on a more personal level. “I wanna keep in contact with all my fans, go follow me on Audiomack so I can send you messages from time to time,” she warmly shared. This call for engagement reaffirmed her commitment to building a strong community of supporters.
In her closing remarks, MC Caro extended gratitude to her steadfast fans. “Shout out to all of you who’ve been on ever since,” she acknowledged, recognizing the loyalty of her followers who have been with her through thick and thin.
