"My hiphop has no competition in western Uganda" Mr vybs says

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19.08.2017
Celebrity talk/News
Mr vybs on VOK fm

Vybsplanet music icon Mr vybs had an interview with our reporter, cracks the buckets: "I have no competitor", damn!!! But he has some advice to young celebrities and upcomings:
“ My dear upcomings, dont rush for celebrity life.Live in moment that you’re in and appreciate where you’re at because you don’t get blessed until you do,” Mr vybs says, “It’s OK to strive for the stuff that’s in the future, but always appreciate where you’re at because when you get to the future, you think back to where you were and think, ‘Damn, I didn’t enjoy myself then.'”
"Using myself as a cautionary tale, i enjoy everything that comes to me am worried about stupid stuff and I enjoy all uff having a good time,” he said.
"If you don’t believe, you can’t achieve,” he said, “Don’t be afraid to make mistakes. Don’t be afraid to be ostracized. If you look at kids today, they all walk alike. They all talk alike. So there’s no ingenuity. You could be your own person. You don’t have to do what everybody else is doing.
The former Knick added, “The main thing is have a game plan of where you want to go in life and stick to it.”
Mr vybs says, he has not gone far because he has no competitor, "Competition helps u to do the best as people go on comparing u to the other.......i think my hiphop has no one of a kind. Am the only in western Uganda" 
Mr vybs is a hiphop artist who think is a kind of oldskool hiphop legend 2pac shakur. 


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