In a recent twist in the Ugandan music scene, Priscilla Zawedde, popularly known as Azawi, a rising star under Swangz Avenue, has openly expressed her dissatisfaction with singer Bebe Cool's claims about his financial situation, telling him to quit the industry instead of begging government for money.
Speaking out in an interview on NBS Television, Azawi, whose star has been on the rise with chart-topping hits and collaborations, didn't mince her words when she advised Bebe Cool to consider leaving the music industry if he genuinely lacked the resources to sustain it.
"If Bebe Cool doesn't have money like he claims, why doesn't he leave the music industry and go do other things?" - she said.
Azawi's response sent shockwaves through the Ugandan music community, igniting a fiery debate about the financial challenges that artists face in the ever-evolving music industry. Supporters of both artists quickly took sides, with the online feud intensifying as fans joined in to voice their opinions on the matter.
The beef-building exchange has provided a rare glimpse into the financial realities of the music business in Uganda, with some artists struggling to make ends meet while others enjoy commercial success. The debate has also raised questions about the role of government in supporting artists and fostering the growth of the country's vibrant music scene.
As the social media battle rages on, fans and industry insiders eagerly await further developments in this daring and headline-grabbing clash between Azawi and Bebe Cool, two artists who have undeniably left their mark on the Ugandan music landscape. The question remains: will this feud lead to a resolution or escalate into a full-blown showdown between the two musical powerhouses? Only time will tell in this captivating drama of melodies and money.
