Comedian Arole has recently weighed in on the ongoing debate surrounding the popular Nigerian reality TV show, Big Brother Naija (BBNaija).
Arole argues that criticism of BBNaija is unwarranted and suggests that detractors should channel their energy into creating their own reality TV shows if they believe they can do better.
He emphasizes that BBNaija, despite its controversies, provides a significant platform for entertainment and talent discovery. By presenting a wide array of personalities and drama, the show captivates millions of viewers, which is a testament to its success and cultural impact.
Arole’s perspective highlights a broader issue in the entertainment industry: the tendency to critique without offering alternative solutions.
According to him, instead of focusing on the flaws or controversies of existing shows, critics should take a proactive approach by developing and producing their own content.
This, he argues, would not only contribute positively to the industry but also address any gaps or shortcomings that they perceive in current offerings. It’s a call for more constructive engagement rather than mere complaint.
Additionally, Arole underscores that creating a reality TV show involves significant effort, creativity, and resources. It’s not just about airing criticisms but about understanding the intricacies of production, audience engagement, and the broader impact of media content.
He believes that those who are quick to judge BBNaija may not fully appreciate the complexities involved in producing a show that resonates with such a large audience. Thus, the challenge lies not only in conceptualizing a show but also in executing it successfully.
See his post below:
