Lasmid Biggest Nathaniel May Lose Replay Value Audio Engineer Explains

Lasmid Biggest Nathaniel May Lose Replay Value Audio Engineer Explains

Lasmid’s Biggest Nathaniel is still buzzing. But one audio engineer is saying something fans did not expect.

He believes the song may lose replay value.

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The engineer in question is Kofi Boachie-Ansah. Popularly known as Beatmenace. He is Grammy-nominated. He has worked on big records. So when he talks, people listen.

Beatmenace shared his thoughts on Lasmid’s hit song Biggest Nathaniel.

His take? The song is good. But the only thing making it stand out is the loop.

According to Beatmenace, the loop in Biggest Nathaniel is catchy. It grabs you from the first second. It makes you want to dance. It makes you want to sing along.

But he also said that could be the problem.

He explained that when a song depends too much on one loop, listeners can get tired of it fast. After 2 weeks, 1 month, the excitement can fade. That is what he means by “lose replay value”.

He said for a song to last, it needs more layers. More changes. More things to discover each time you play it.

Biggest Nathaniel blew up because of that loop. TikTok ran with it. DJs played it. Fans memorized it.

Beatmenace is not saying the song is bad. He is saying the structure may make it struggle to stay fresh long term.

He added that Lasmid is talented. He has the voice. He has the delivery. But production choices matter.

Fans have been reacting to his comments. Some agree. They say they already skipped the song twice today. Others disagree. They say the loop is the reason the song is a hit in the first place.

Lasmid has been one of Ghana’s breakout stars. From Friday Night to Bad Boy to now Biggest Nathaniel, he keeps showing range.

But the music industry is tough. A song can be number 1 today and forgotten next month if it does not have staying power.

That is what Beatmenace is warning about.

He also said this is not hate. It is technical advice. As an audio engineer, his job is to listen to how songs are built.

The conversation has started again about what makes a Ghanaian hit last. Is it the beat? The lyrics? The TikTok trend? Or all of the above?

Biggest Nathaniel is still performing well on charts, streaming, and parties. But Beatmenace’s point is about 3 months from now.

Will people still be playing it on repeat? Or will they move to the next viral sound?

Only time will tell.

Lasmid has not responded yet. But fans are defending him hard in the comments.

Bigxmotion will keep you updated on Lasmid, Beatmenace, new Ghana music, and all the latest industry news.

What do you think? Is Beatmenace right, or will Biggest Nathaniel still be running parties in December?