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Hotkeed also expressed his concerns over the impact of such practices, declaring that he is not afraid to expose those guilty of farming their streams if they ever cross his path.
Nigerian afrobeats singer Moshood Adeola Adisa, popularly known as Hotkeed has lamented over the normalisation of streaming farms in the Nigerian music industry.
While speaking during a recent interview with Jbrandy, the musician explained that streaming farms deprive genuine talents of attention they deserve.
Hotkeed also expressed his concerns over the impact of such practices, declaring that he is not afraid to expose those guilty of farming their streams if they ever cross his path.
“If 20 artists are stream farming, you have taken 20 genuine artists back. If 50 artists are stream farming, you have taken 50 genuine artists back. It’s that bad. Why can’t those who are using streaming farms wait to gain genuine streams? Why are you in a hurry? You will rush to social media to brag about doing numbers after using streaming farms. I know those who are stream farming because the people doing it for them approached me. If any of those artists using streaming farms ever cross my lane, I would expose them. I know at least 50 Nigerian artists who use streaming farms. I will rather have 2,000 streams than deceiving myself with 2 million fake streams,” he stated.



