A Pass Defends ‘Bagonza’ Album Amid Criticism

Alexander Bagonza, popularly known as A Pass, faced heavy criticism for his 42-track album titled “Bagonza” from both the public and certain sections of the media. Despite its release earlier in the year, several songs on the album failed to garner significant airplay, leading to DJ Nimrod labeling it a “failed” project.

In response to Nimrod’s critique, A Pass defended his album, asserting that Nimrod’s opinion didn’t hold much weight for him. He emphasized that he had a clear plan in mind while creating the album and wasn’t seeking validation from everyone. A Pass stated that he crafted the album with a specific target audience in mind and was satisfied with the outcome.

During an interview on NBS After 5, A Pass elaborated on his album’s conception, highlighting that it was tailored for his existing fan base. He expressed his dedication to satisfying his current audience rather than pursuing new listeners, emphasizing that his fans knew what they wanted and he understood their preferences. According to A Pass, his fans were content with the music he produced, reflecting the success of the “Bagonza” album in meeting their expectations.

In essence, A Pass stood by his creative decisions and defended his album’s reception, emphasizing the importance of catering to his dedicated fan base rather than seeking broad validation.