How African artists like Mr Eazi use YouTube to build an audience

With more than 400 hours of new content uploaded onto YouTube every minute, African artists are now going the extra mile to make sure they cash in on the world's largest on-demand music audience.

Mr Eazi is a successful singer, songwriter and entrepreneur whose music is a fusion of Nigerian and Ghanaian influences.

He spoke to BBC Africa's Emeline Nsingi Nkosi about the lack of copyright protection and industry infrastructure for artists on the continent, and how he uses YouTube to grow his audience and his brand.

This was a report from Questions d'Argent, a brand new business programme from BBC News.

Find out more on BBC Afrique's You Tube page.

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