Gravity omutujju isn’t letting his apparent shooting keep him down as he is already up and continuing to do what has made him famous; making music. On this one he features big size bebecool to bash the haters.
Kerere’ is a luganda word meaning ‘noise’ and the two make lots of it in this new song as they advise their haters to stop making too much noise.
The audio was produced by Kaysam Ku Mapeesa and very soon we could be having the video.
Listen to it below;
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Singer, and legendary Luga flow artist, Gravity Omutujju is out of danger now. This follows an attack that was reported to have happened at LK petrol Station in Bukuya. Gravity suffered gun wounds on his chest, and was admitted immediately. Gravity was apparently heading for his show at Lwebutute trading Centre that evening.
Our sources confirm that a guard, Amos Muhebwa has been detained at Kasanda Central police station, along with two other people.
Rapper Gravity Omutujju has welcomed a third baby with his woman.
The “Ndi mulove” singer welcomed a baby with his fiancee, Shaluwa on yesterday
Gravity announced the arrival of the new member of the family on Facebook where he posted a photo of himself carrying his newly born baby.
He also has a daughter who is 4 years old and two year old son.
Gravity Omutujju new song has caused a stir in the media over the weeks when he released art that showed fellow Ugandan rappers appearing like babies in diapers. Some of the rappers have already retaliated with their own songs in reply to Gravity’s song.
Wakulemye was produced by Eno Beats and the video directed by Jah Live as well is full of energy to give the visual description of the message the song carries.
Gravity Omutujju hit the streets of Kampala on Tuesday night with food that lit smiles on the faces of several homeless people.
As the African proverb goes, “he who has slept on a hungry stomach knows the value of a good meal.” This must have been the main inspiration when sensational Luga-flow rapper.
Omutujju, 25, real names Gerson Wabuyi, having grown and thrived in Kampala attributed his gesture to goodwill and called upon every individual to often endeavor to do something out of their way to put a smile on someone else face.
The Omwoto singer posted a video of his gesture on his social media with the caption “Last night, I decided to surprise these beautiful innocent people who sleep on the streets of Kampala with supper. May God bless them and make them strong. No condition is permanent.”
This year seems to be one with the largest and biggest concerts with the heaviest turnups.
After long waits, rehearsals, shifting dates, it finally happened. The “Tujjuze Lugogo” concert.
On the 30th of September, cricket oval was filled up, with fans ready to receive what the famous Luga flow artist had to present. Gravity Omutujju has indeed made history, and some are saying it is the larget attendance ever for any concert.
The place was filled to the brim with people in every corner, and I guess we all noticed this with the heavy traffic jam that hit Kampala road.Just when we thought that great stage entrances were not yet in Uganda, the musician just threw a challenge at various artists in the country. He gave a wonderful entrance, as he dropped from the sky, Michael Jackson style, which got everyone looking above their heads. In addition to that, he also delivered a mind blowing performance that made the function lit and extremely massive.
David Lutaalo performed his popular hit, Kwasa to the crowd, and took time to sing to Gravity Omutijju’s mother, because it was her son’s day.
In addition to this, various artistes also supported, including Bebe Cool, Jose Chameleon, Lydia Jasmine, Nutty Neithan and Justin Nantume. MTN Uganda was there of course, and they colored the event to maximum.
MTN Uganda was there of course as the proud sponsors and they colored up the event.
Besides gravity’s mother, his wife and baby also attended the function and had the time of their lives. What greater support is there than having your entire family help you accomplish the goals linked to your passion.
You dropped a good show Gravity, and I hope there will be another for those of us who missed it. Long live Luga flow, Long live Gravitty Omutujju!
