In social networking sites or blogs, musicians will post things that could spark some controversy. Then when they start to get negative replies from their followers, the musician will start complaining about the negative responses and drama around it.

I know this from experience myself. Well think about it, if you didn’t want the drama, then don’t you think that you’re the one being the big drama queen yourself? Of course, you won’t think so. Musicians will always think they’re doing nothing wrong. While it’s okay for musicians to speak their mind on things whether it will be in facebook or blogs, they must do that responsibly and carefully. I’ve been learning these mistakes myself and I’m trying my very best to not be a drama queen as you can clearly see.

If you’re going to post a controversial topic that could end up getting a lot of replies, you gotta be able to handle the heat. I can take criticism just fine. No matter what you musicians post, people can read and WILL respond however they want to. So not all responses are going to be nice and kind.

It’s not the internet’s fault, it’s how you post on it. Like I said, I’m learning from these mistakes myself. Musicians will never see it, and they will never take this advice ’cause their self centered “ego” will always make them think they’re in the “right”, no matter what anyone says.

You know that old saying, “If you can’t take the heat, get out of the kitchen”? If you’re not liking the responses you get, then you shouldn’t have posted it. Musicians make these mistakes all the time. Gotta be able to handle criticism from everyone.

Kev