A Sharp Mirror Held To Modern Identity. What makes Blackstate compelling is its refusal to moralize. The track speaks to a generation increasingly disconnected from physical reality, not out of malice, but out of habit. It reflects a culture chasing visibility while slowly dissolving its inner life.
The video for “#FollowMe” captures Blackstate at its most pointed and self-aware. Rather than offering a subtle critique of social media culture, the project leans directly into parody, exaggeration, and discomfort. The song and its visuals examine a reality most people recognize but rarely want to confront: a world where validation is measured in clicks, identity is filtered through screens, and presence is replaced by performance. Tasevski-Fitz does not position himself above the spectacle. Instead, he steps fully inside it, embodying the influencer archetype with unsettling precision.
🇬🇭 MusIcEarShot, Ghana
11th of January 2026
