Tuff B Claims Influence on Bebe Cool’s Music Career, Asserts Significant Impact

In a recent revelation, NBS TV presenter Tuff B has asserted his influence on the trajectory of Ugandan music, specifically highlighting his role in shaping Bebe Cool’s career. Tuff B, who once belonged to Bebe Cool’s Gagamel crew during the early 2010s, reminisced about their close relationship and collaboration on the track “Dogo Lyo,” a response to Bobi Wine’s diss track “Matyansi Butyampa.”

However, their once tight bond experienced a rupture in the past few years, leading Tuff B to align himself with Bobi Wine’s Firebase and NUP camp instead. Despite this shift, Tuff B remains steadfast in his claim that he played a pivotal role in fostering appreciation for Bebe Cool’s music among Ugandans.

As a TV presenter, Tuff B asserts that he consistently showcased Bebe Cool’s music on air, believing that his efforts contributed to a broader acceptance of the artist’s work. He boldly declared, “I have a big stone on the Gagamel boss’ career,” suggesting his significant impact on Bebe Cool’s rise to popularity.

Furthermore, Tuff B emphasized his deep admiration for Bebe Cool, asserting that nobody could claim to love the artist more than he did. He acknowledged Bebe Cool’s instrumental role in his own career, both in music and television.

Reflecting on their parting of ways, Tuff B described it as an amicable separation driven by diverging interests. Despite the distance, he hinted that Bebe Cool might still hold some nostalgia for their past camaraderie.

Tuff B’s revelation sheds light on the intricate dynamics of the Ugandan music scene and the influential role played by individuals like himself in shaping the careers of prominent artists like Bebe Cool.