When a concert fails to attract the expected crowd, A Pass says artists should not rush to blame their fans.
Instead, A Pass believes they should first look at whether they chose the right venue.
The singer has advised fellow musicians to match their concert venues with the audiences they can realistically attract, arguing that some artists create their own problems by aiming too high.
You get to the show and start cursing people, yet you are actually the problem because you should not have held the show at that venue.
A Pass says every artist has a different level of reach, and a venue that works for one musician may not necessarily work for another.
Artists, he says, should understand the strength of their fanbases before chasing major venues such as Lugogo Cricket Oval.
He illustrated his point by questioning the logic of an artist who cannot attract a crowd at a smaller location but expects to fill a much bigger venue.
You organise a show in a place where it is not meant to be, then start crying before you even perform. You cannot even gather people at your local stall, yet you are asking for Lugogo?
For A Pass, choosing the right venue is not about picking the biggest or most prestigious location.
It is about knowing where your audience is and choosing a stage that matches your actual reach.