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Beat FM and Ammoti Ommubalanguzi Part Ways Over Work Challenges

 Ugandan comedy king Amooti Omubalanguzi exited Beat FM radio due to work discipline issues, including frequent absences without notice and sleeping during broadcasts, which impacted his professionalism and reliability. In addition to his radio duties, Amooti was also involved in late-night shows with his comedy group, New Amaruula, which reportedly left him with insufficient rest and focus for radio presenting.Ammoti had joined Beat FM from Radio Simba a few years ago.  Following his departure from Beat FM, it remains unclear whether he will join another radio station or retire from radio to concentrate solely on his comedy career with New Ammaluula.

Bebecool's new Release Pass N Go

A round of Applause

I wanna take this opportunity to thank Bebecool for his new single Pass N Go as am a Bebecool fan but when I listened to this song, I didn't understand the lyrics, but when I watched the video, it is a nice one with good lighting and production.

Though I have something I don't understand, as I remember some years back when the same Bebecool broke the internet criticizing Ugandan Deejays for playing Nigerian music and forsaking Ugandan music. so if he is the same person going to a Nigerian producer and doing a song that sounds like he is Nigerian yet he ain't.

So my question is, Is he also promoting Nigerians yet once he was against them? and does he think he can beat Nigerians in their style cause what he is trying to do is making an international break through but can't he use the Ugandan identity.

The likes of Bebecool are the trend setters so what do the young musicians have to do if those who have been in the industry are doing it all wrong.
where is the Ugandan industry identity?

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