Ugandan rapper Frank Mukiiza, popularly known as Feffe Bussi, has recently urged his fellow artists to abandon petty rivalries and instead focus their energy on creating high-quality music. Known for his impactful wordplay and creative talent, Feffe Bussi expressed his concern over the ongoing conflicts within the Ugandan music industry, particularly the feud between Lil Pazo and King Saha. Feffe’s appeal to his peers is a call for unity and a shift toward a more constructive and collective approach to music-making in Uganda.
In a heartfelt statement, Feffe Bussi addressed the growing trend of rivalries among artists. He emphasized that rather than engaging in conflicts or exchanging insults, artists should prioritize the production of good music that can compete on a continental scale.
“I kindly request my fellow artists, I believe we can sing and produce good-quality music. So, I plead with everyone in this field to focus on making music and cease fighting one another because rivalries are not healthy for the business,” he said.
Feffe Bussi’s words come at a time when tensions between artists have been at an all-time high, with the recent dispute between Lil Pazo and King Saha making headlines. According to Feffe, these rivalries not only hurt the individual artists but also hinder the progress of the entire Ugandan music industry. He argues that instead of wasting time on negative exchanges, artists should invest in their craft to elevate the industry as a whole.
The feud between Lil Pazo and King Saha, which has been dominating the music scene, is a clear example of the divisiveness Feffe Bussi is addressing. The two artists have been publicly exchanging insults for over a week, with their conflict overshadowing their music and creating a negative image in the public eye. Feffe Bussi has called for an end to such quarrels, stressing that the Ugandan music industry cannot afford to waste time on personal feuds when there is so much potential for growth and collaboration.
Feffe Bussi, who is known for his unique rap style and thought-provoking lyrics, believes that the key to taking Ugandan music to the next level is by focusing on the quality of music. He advocates for collaborations and a collective effort that can propel Ugandan music to greater heights, allowing it to compete with international artists. According to Feffe, the African music scene is becoming more competitive, and only by producing world-class music can Ugandan artists gain the recognition they deserve.
Feffe Bussi’s call for unity among artists is an important reminder of the power of collaboration over division. His plea for a shift from rivalry to a focus on quality music offers a constructive solution to the challenges facing the Ugandan music industry. By putting aside personal conflicts, artists can collectively elevate their craft, ensuring that Ugandan music continues to thrive and gain international recognition.