The podcast interview, which got Brain Jotter’s reply about what his fans should concentrate on when looking for inspiration, could easily draw the attention of any morally upright mind.
By Samuel Odunayo Afolabi
It is funny how this society has grown disconnected from being value-oriented to being easily tossed out by fleeting materialism.
Just like a deep grey smoke fuming from God-knows-where, our moral weaknesses have easily shrouded clarity; hence, we could barely maintain mature conversations or healthy relationships without materialism taking condemnable precedence.
To bare all contrasts, the evidence of such bad culture is ubiquitous, and every one holds a testament to the fact, except we choose to turn a blind eye.
One of the very recent proofs of how much our society has sunk itself in the rough gutters of placing a price on everything is confirmed when the famous Nigerian skit maker and comedian, Brain Jotter unbelievably found himself in the loop!
The popular social Media influencer, Chukwuebuka Amuzie, Brain Jotter who’s known for the hilarity of his contents, felt embarrassingly surprised at a question he was thrown during a recent podcast interview – which he believed was supposed to be held as a mark of inspiration for the up and coming stars.
Barely into the core of the interview, many of the questions he was asked were surprisingly about how much he makes as an artiste in Nigeria, and never about his comments, views, consistency, diligence, years of endurance and perseverance.
In response, Brain Jotter wondered whether they were to be the right questions from his fans, considering the purpose for which the interview was granted in the first place.
With considerable productions of good contents and the amount of commitment which he has given to his work, he was astounded at why much of the interviewer’s questions were more of money and vain materialism which he surmised have nothing at all to do with true human purpose.
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Amidst the question of whether our focus is well directed or not, I am tempted to conclude that if this is truly the summary of our thinking and our moral preoccupation as a people and fans, no one should blame the high rise in crime rates, political corruption, utter lack of trust, moral depravity, decadence, and selfish independence – all of which still pervade and disrupt our spiritual and economic life!
As said earlier, the evidence is increasingly dispersed everywhere and funnily enough, every possible counterculture, with Brain Jotter exempted, has chosen to thaw like shea butter under its scorching influence.
