Bebe Cool

Following the release of Bebe Cool's album in May this year, the two artists have not appeared anywhere publicly together since its release.

Eddie Yawe has opened up on the earlier days of his music career, revealing he was encouraged by Bobi Wine and Bebe Cool to return to the country.

Bebe Cool had been silent for all these months, despite being outspoken whenever he calls out other artists for similar issues, as seen with King Saha.

The Gagamel boss explained that unlimited free internet would bring about development through people joining online businesses and earning a living.

Speaking in an interview with a local television station, Bebe Cool explained he is happy for Rema Namakula for finally finding her potential and setting her sights on a global audience.

He explained a collaboration would only come to pass if Bobi Wine opened his eyes and started respecting people with different opinions from him.

For years now, there has been beef between King Saha and Bebe Cool. This started after Bebe Cool publicly asked King Saha to quit weed and drugs.

In an interview with a local television station, Bebe Cool explained that the "Break the Chains" album is already a success, and he has no regrets about investing heavily in the project.

In an interview with a local television station, Bebe Cool revealed he put a mandatory curfew in place for Alpha, requiring him to be home by 7:00 PM daily.

This has been mostly because of his released "Break the Chains" album, but also due to the controversy that comes with being Bebe Cool, the artist in Uganda and Africa at large.

The Gagamel boss has long been criticized for musically "dumping" his son and ignoring his career, choosing instead to continue investing in himself personally, even at an advanced age.

Bebe Cool explained he has much respect for the Sentamu family. He enjoys a good relationship with all of Bobi Wine's brothers, sisters, and children, apart from Bobi Wine himself.