According to Bobi Wine, the government knows that a copyright law would financially empower artists, which in turn would make them less dependent on the regime.

Bobi Wine explained that the government wants to control the industry's growth to prevent another artist like him from rising to prominence.

He believes the industry needs to look beyond this trio and focus on the contributions of artists from all generations—those who came before, their own generation, and the new talent emerging today.

Musician Cinderella Sanyu, better known as Cindy, has a shared history with fellow artist Bobi Wine.

Bobi Wine and Barbie Kyagulanyi’s eldest son, Solomon Kampala Kyagulanyi, has proposed to his longtime girlfriend, Helen Jacquez.

Media personality, musician, and now politician Tuff B shares a long history with Bebe Cool, having started his music career with the Gagamel crew.

Azawi praised Bobi Wine for being a great inspiration to youths across the country and for using music to bring about change in people's lives.

Speaking about Bobi Wine and Bebe Cool, Maddox Sematimba revealed he does not listen to music from either artist. He stated he has no time to listen to their music at home.

Addressing a rally at Kololo over the weekend, Fik Gaza revealed he was fooled by Bobi Wine into supporting the National Unity Platform. He apologized for remaining "in darkness" for so long while ignoring the "light" in the NRM.

During the interview, Bugembe praised Bobi Wine for his contribution to his music career, revealing that Bobi Wine "made him musically."