Ugandan Lugaflow rapper Da Agent has opened up about why he has very few collaborations, citing fear of approaching fellow artists.
Da Agent is one of the few talented rappers with just a couple of collaborations. During his interview as the star guest, he delved into different topics, including his music career.
When it got to him listing his collaborations with other artists, he mentioned the one with Naira Ali and his recent one featuring Mun G and Nutty Neithen, leaving out ‘Sagala Manya’ featuring Crysto Panda.
Giving his reasons, Da Agent noted that he no longer regarded it as a collaboration, given that they are no longer on talking terms. He claimed that Crysto Panda, who was young and struggling, approached him and that he agreed to work with him to advance his career, only for the singer and media personality to forget him when he got to the top.
“That is not a collaboration, and I do not know what it is. Artists are very proud. Like that collaboration, I had totally forgotten about it. I just helped that kid when he was still young and struggling with his career, but when he got there, he started being proud,” Da Agent said.
The rapper further revealed that he would have loved to work with fellow artists, but has always been skeptical because of how arrogant and proud they are. Describing himself as an easy and down-to-earth person, many of them would use this trait and take advantage of him.
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“I would have loved to work with artists because I’m an easy person. Many people know I’m calm, which is why it is easy for them to step on me. But artists are proud in all ways. So, I decided to just be on my own and not come to them first. That is why I’m even scared of collaborating with them,” he said.
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