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In an interview on local TV, Fifi Da Queen said artistes like Fik Fameica should not blame the government for not allowing the entertainment industry to resume operations.
She also claimed that such artistes have totally failed to turn their failures into a more successful experience by producing fake music.
They have now turned their bitterness against Nigerian music. They know very well that they produce substandard music compared to other International musicians.
“Musicians like Fik Fameika are just empty tins. They can’t speak up for their fans. Now that they are embracing the Nigerian music which is far better than what they give us here. They are making a lot of noise,” she said.
In similar news previously reported by NEWSLEXPOINT.com, The Ugandan social entrepreneur, motivational speaker, economic rights activist and digital influencer Frank Gashumba claimed that most artistes in Uganda’s entertainment industry don’t have the talent. They are just looking for survival.
Majority of Ugandan singers make fake music purposely to earn quick money. But they actually don’t mind about quality.
Check also;
- Your Fake Music Is tiring, Use This Lockdown Period To Release Good Music- Nince Henry
- Forget About Singing – Angry Fans Blast MC Kats For Releasing Fake Gospel Song
- We Don’t Have Talented Musicians In Uganda – Frank Gashumba Claims
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