Rapper Mun G claims, “Uganda just isn’t meant for rappers,” on why hip-hop has struggled to discover a massive fanbase throughout the nation.
In keeping with the rapper, Ugandans are naturally drawn to like songs moderately than complicated rap and hip-hop, which he believes is why the style hasn’t thrived domestically.
Mun G explains that one of many largest challenges for hip-hop artists in Uganda is gaining the assist of ladies followers.
It’s onerous to prosper in Uganda (as an artist) with out the ladies fanbase, and never many ladies love hip-hop.
He means that to attach with extra Ugandan followers, particularly girls, rappers have to “tone it down” and make their music extra accessible.
The rapper goes on to say that the essence of hip-hop lies in its poetry and punchlines. Nonetheless, he argues that this model could really feel complicated or much less participating for Ugandan audiences, particularly when many followers lean towards love songs.
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