Deletion of Mr Eazi

Comment: I rewrote the lead section. I think it shows that the subject is notable. I even found a CNN source that quoted him briefly, and I included it. We also have the BBC Radio shows, including an interview, and other sources. It will take me some time to rewrite the rest of the article, but in the meantime, since coverage is not ideal, I want to remind everyone about , which states that "This page documents an English Wikipedia notability guideline. It is a generally accepted standard that editors should attempt to follow, though it is best treated with common sense, and occasional exceptions may apply." I think this is an exception because Ghana and Nigeria do not seem to have websites comparable to American or Western European websites, and there is no official Ghana music chart, or else there's proof that he would have charted since many people were upset that he was excluded from the Ghana Music Awards. If you look at the sources I used in the lead section, some of them are from this month and last month, and he will perform in the UK in a few days, so please give him more time
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Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NOTE)

Comment: I'm not familiar with sites from Nigeria and Ghana, but Pulse Nigeria seems to be a reliable news source, and it has nearly 1.5 million fans on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pulsenigeria247. They published a short article precisely about the video interview that is mentioned on the talk page (which is embedded in the article): http://pulse.ng/buzz/mr-eazi-singer-talks-about-his-music-starboy-signing-and-more-on-the-juice-video-id5210862.html. It's a high-quality interview in terms of production, and it also contains snippets of two of his music videos, which look very professional, in my opinion. I would say the interview video is very significant coverage in a source that looks reliable to me, especially since the Pulse Nigeria article is about the video. But that alone is not enough coverage. 360Nobs.com appears to be another big entertainment news source in Nigeria, and this article https://www.360nobs.com/2016/06/video-jeed-rogers-ft-mr-eazi-timebad/ is interesting. Apparently Jeed Rogers is big in Nigeria, even though he doesn't have an article on Wikipedia. The article talks about a song in which Mr Eazi is a featured guest (you can watch the video - high quality), and it reads, "Mr Eazi has worked with some of the biggest names in the Ghana music industry, and has been receiving resultant buzz since he got signed to the Star-boy Worldwide. These two are just sensational together on this masterpiece." Another article from 360Nobs.com portrays Mr Eazi as a prominent artist https://www.360nobs.com/2016/06/video-mr-eazi-ft-sarkodie-anointing/. The video embedded in that article has received nearly half a million views in less than a month, on Mr Eazi's channel. That's impressive. GhanaWeb also seems reliable (all of these sources have been used a lot for Wikipedia articles), and the subject is briefly mentioned here http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/entertainment/Mr-Eazi-Hollup-ft-Joey-B-Dammy-Krane-Official-Video-446926. He hasn't released an EP yet but he seems to be notable anyway already. More from GhanaWeb http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/entertainment/Mr-Eazi-drops-Hollup-video-445274. At least it has a bit more coverage than some other sources, but not great. Lots of useful information this time, again in Pulse Nigeria http://pulse.ng/music/mr-eazi-meet-the-naija-act-who-is-blowing-up-the-music-scene-in-ghana-id3531060.html. To me that's a key source for the Wikipedia article. Among other things, notice that it says "Pipi Dance" went on to be played on radio massively in Ghana. So perhaps he meets criterion 11 of . And "If you are conversant with the music scene in Ghana, then the name Mr. Eazi shouldn't be new." So this guy seems to be a new sensation in Ghana! Anyway, keep the nomination open. If these sources (and others that other editors might find) are deemed reliable and the article is kept, they can be used to strengthen the article
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Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:MUSICBIO)