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Ugandan Musicians Face Revenue Challenges Due to Live Concert Streams

  Jaja Ragga Dee Addresses Revenue Losses from Live Concert Streams in Uganda Jaja Ragga Dee commonly known as Daniel kazibwe, a prominent figure in the Ugandan music industry and the patron of the Uganda Musicians Federation (UMF), has raised concerns over the financial losses Ugandan artists face due to live concert broadcasts by various media houses. In recent statements, he highlighted how these live streams on different social media platforms deter many potential concertgoers from attending events, opting instead to watch the performances for free from the comfort of their homes. Jaja Ragga Dee pointed out that a concert which could potentially attract around 8,000 attendees often ends up drawing only about 3,000 people. The primary reason for this significant drop is the free live broadcasts. While media houses offer free advertisements in return for streaming rights, they do not provide hard cash, leading to substantial revenue losses for the artists. He urged his fellow mus...

Artists ought to keep their opinions private.

Artists should unite the audience rather than separate it.

I blog about artists and the entertainment industry because, as they say, nothing sells like bad news.

We look up to musicians and celebrities as public figures and role models for a variety of reasons, such as fame, success, and money. These things inspire us to work hard or follow in their footsteps.

However, if we are to emulate these celebrities, there are some behaviors we should shun, including drug use, sexual orientation, and many other traits that should be left alone because they are inappropriate. Even when it comes to coverage, we should model these behaviors so as not to encourage vices and to show respect for the artist, particularly in terms of culture and norms.

Bebe cool, also known as "moses Ssali," was truly being ridiculous when he commented on the anti-homosexuality legislation that had been approved by the Ugandan parliament.

It is a serious issue, and his decision to publicly support their freedom undoubtedly disappointed many of his friends and funs who may not be accepting of homosexuality owing to cultural beliefs and customs.

Therefore, I urge public figures to refrain from commenting on issues that may have an impact on people's wellbeing if they are unfamiliar with the consequences or conclusion, especially if those issues have an impact on the broader population.

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