In a surprising twist, Tanzanian gospel singer Christina Shusho has sparked a heated debate among netizens. The discussion emerged after it was noticed that many of her song lyrics are directly taken from Bible verses.
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Christina Shusho: Quoting Scripture or Lacking Originality?
Critics have raised concerns, arguing that the renowned singer is leaning heavily on scripture, compromising her originality and creativity in the process. They claim she should craft her own words rather than drawing from the Bible for inspiration. Moreover, some go as far as to accuse her of misusing the word of God for personal gain.
Fans Rally in Defense
However, Shusho’s fans have rallied in her defense. They argue that using scripture in lyrics is a common and acceptable practice in gospel music. By quoting the Bible, they assert, Shusho is not only acknowledging the source but also glorifying God and edifying her listeners through her songs. Examples of her songs laden with scripture include “Shusha Nyavu,” “Wa Kuabudiwa,” and “Bwana Umenichunguza.”
Netizens React
The debate has sparked a flurry of reactions on social media:
@sh.ree346:
“How I love her messages..in fact, I will love them more if they are direct from the BIBLE. I wake up to listen to her glorifying songs.”
@chuckl.er:
“Getting to know the songs are directly from the Bible sounds even much better. Get me a Shusho.”
@.kev:
“Isn’t that how it’s supposed to be jamani?? Kwani kuna watu wajinga hii design.”
@thekingsfav_princess:
“She’s making salvation sweeter cause the moment you start listening to her songs..you most definitely feel uplifted whether Christian or not! I said what I said.”
@aleeh_photography:
“Haters waskie vibaya na huko. Waende watoe zao pia kwa Bible.”
@vinnie:
“This is what we call creativity. Pure greatness.”
