Musician Kalifah Aganaga has brushed off the criticism surrounding the "Nassanga" remix, insisting that he is unbothered by those trying to discredit his work.
The remix, which features Eddy Kenzo, Winnie Nwagi, Weasel, and Lil Pazo, has generated mixed reactions from fans, media personalities, and fellow musicians since its release.
Among the most talked-about responses was musician A Pass' humorous review of each artist's verse, in which he suggested how the featured acts could have delivered stronger performances.
Responding to the criticism, Aganaga claimed that many of his critics simply want to see him fail.
"I have always made mega hits. When I joined politics, people celebrated because they thought I had faded from the music industry," he explained.
The singer added that he is not distracted by negative opinions and remains focused on his music.
Aganaga also revealed that he is currently studying the careers of legendary entertainers, including Michael Jackson, as he works toward building a lasting legacy of his own in the music industry.