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The talented fresh rapper Fik Fameica has again re-branded with a brand fresh new song featuring a well known dancer, Wembley. This club banger called “Skonto” is expected to be on hype because of the way it sounds, and will target mostly youths who love music.
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Fik Fameica released a new hit song called “Skonto”.
Together with dancer Wembley, this doubles the second big project following the previous hit song ‘Kakima Dance’ which was viral to many Ugandans at-large.
This song “Skonto” is one of those songs with the new brand dance moves like the way Tip Swizzy did in the song called “Squat”. In other-wards, this song was made to introduce some new dance moves towards Ugandans and dancers around the globe. This song is expected to take both Wembley and Fik more higher.
However, Fameica behaved and never engaged himself in the ongoing ‘Who is Who’ battle, but rather decided to concetrate fully on his successful music.
Some time back, he released a mega hit single ‘My Property’ which was all over clubs sessions and enjoyed by a good category of people who love music like students, youths and many more guys who are protective to their girlfriends and wives calling them their properties.
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