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Bebe Cool: Bobi Wine should concentrate on doing music because he won’t become president

William Kasoba by William Kasoba
January 2, 2020
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Bebe Cool has once again lashed out to Presidential hopeful Bobi Wine saying he should get serious with his music career as he has no future in the political arena.

The NRM Silent Majority advocate says Bobi Wine needs to do music to look after his children because he won’t become president come 2021.

“Unless he will continue begging for money from western world donors even after failing his bid against President Museveni in 2021, but if not he has to do music again,” Bebe Cool says.

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Bebe claims that Bobi Wine is the cause of the violent reception of artistes during performances since he decided to use music to promote his political agendas.

Even so, Bebe urges artistes who have fallen victim to be brave and look for opportunities or invest in other projects other than music.

Ever since Bobi set out to join politics, his rate of releasing music has dramatically dropped, and when he decides to release music, his songs turnout to be hitting the regime.

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