Kampala, Uganda – Nandor Love, known for her hit song “Kinawolovu,” has sparked controversy by rejecting performance advice from veteran artist Bebe Cool. Despite being included in Bebe Cool’s “Bebe Cool List” of 2024, Nandor made it clear that she does not view him as a relevant authority on performance techniques.
In her remarks, Nandor criticized Bebe Cool’s understanding of contemporary music dynamics, stating, “There is someone called Bebe Cool… We are a new generation—fresh and innovative. He has lost relevance and shouldn’t comment on everything.” This statement underscores the ongoing generational clash within the Ugandan music scene as newer artists seek to carve their own identities apart from traditional influences.
Bebe Cool’s earlier comments about Nandor being a “boring artist” and his advice to change her dance style have further fueled the debate about artistic expression and the role of mentorship in the industry. As both artists continue to engage in this public discourse, it raises important questions about how different generations of musicians can coexist and support each other.