SHEILA GASHUMBA OFFERS TO SPONSOR 50 FANS OF PALLASO

Building a music career in Uganda is such a very complicated journey. By the time an artiste is able to start making a living out of it, it means they have sacrificed a lot. Every single successful artiste you see has spent sleepless nights, kissed every producer’s feet, gone against every social expectation, some have even been disowned by their family for choosing to do music.

It is from this background that an artiste like Pallaso will do anything to protect a career he has built for years.

Amidst all the bushing within the community, Famous media personality Sheila Gashumba posted on social media supporting Pallaso and acknowledging his hustle.

She said “Pallaso, your journey is your story, own it!! Soo many years down the road!! It’s your time to shine!! You always check in when things go south and when the media judges me and for that reason. I’m buying 50 ordinary tickets to your fans. PS; ONLY GOD CAN JUDGE US”

She attached a screenshot of when Pallaso checked on her when the media was holding her at a choke hold for breaking up with her ex and bushing her for her opinions.

It should be noted that while the media is hating on Pallaso for having a dispute with Alien Skin, Pallaso acknowledged his wrong doing and has made efforts to make amends with Alien Skin. He went ahead and apologized to him and even requested to do a collabo with him to which Alien responded by organizing a concert on the same date Pallaso’s Love Fest.

Where as some people are showing rage towards pallaso on social media, He has decided to continue and hold the concert as planned. Pallaso announced his “Love Fest” concert early this year and he has spent months working towards giving his fans and supporters a great experience.

Alien on the other hand announced his concert in about 5 days and analysts on social media where questioning how a concert organized in 5 days will look or sound like.

Pallaso has had a great deal of artistes support him including Queen Sheebah and Eddy Kenzo from the Uganda National Musicians Federation.