Malcolm Mayanja, the eldest son of singer Weasel Manizo, has revealed his ambition to surpass his father's musical success within the next five years.
Speaking during an interview with a local television station, the aspiring musician said he is fully focused on building a successful music career and is determined to leave his own mark on the industry.
His remarks come just days after a public fallout with his father. Malcolm used the opportunity to apologize to his parents and family for his past actions, admitting he had made mistakes.
"I want to be musically bigger than my father in five years. I am focused on music, and I publicly apologize to my parents for my wrongdoings. I made a mistake, and I won't do it again," he partly explained.
Malcolm appealed for a second chance, saying he believes a parent's blessing is important for anyone pursuing a successful career.
He also revealed that he has received encouragement and musical support from his uncles, Jose Chameleone and Pallaso, as he works toward achieving his dream.
The young singer says he remains committed to proving himself and hopes to build a career that will make his family proud.