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Hiphop is getting salty after Fefe bussi opened war in March with a who is who song dissing Ugandan rappers to be fake and unhiphopic. The diss went on in Ugandan rappers and its as well emerging in western Uganda, Bignose releasing Who is who (Oli master) and claiming that he tops hiphop charts. Now to whats on ground, Mr vybs a one artist attached to Street rappers is up to let Bignose Hiphop down claiming that Bignose aint a hiphop artist. The song is here for your listen.......you imagine president Museveni is also battled in.

As he drops to 24, he has a big message "I appreciate my parents. There was a big suffering at my birth therefore they deserve all the praise. I appreciate the love from all my friends and followers: From one on one to facebook, twitter, whattsap, instagram.......followers of Street Magazine and everyone who loves Mr vybs. Thank you soo much I previously and still have problems with what I do and what I did. Thou it was worth happening. I know God who has protected me for 24 years is not sitted, he is still there for me and everything is gonna be stable. To whoever wishes me the best of today, whoever has typed Happy birthday Mr vybs in any form.......Thank you soo much. I celebrate this years birthday with Ibanda Hill Trekkers Club, we are going to tour the Hills. Its love for the nature, God bless everyone." 20th May 1994, the star was born. Here are little things you need to know about Mr vybs as he makes 24 years. Who is Mr vybs Mr vybs is a hiphop artist, rapp

Ibanda based Ibanda university started 4 years ago and well the thought for fast rising is abit topsyturved. And, not because the absence for factors for her development lacks but, the way people take things and some other unchangeable factors. Mr vybs a student of Mass communication in third year discusses his mind and here are his Five reasons why Ibanda University won’t develop faster First things first, Cheap things stay cheap. Ibanda University you’ve continued to play cheap life. Like you no wanna spend to yuh students, you want even to utilize students’ guild fee in your other stuffs. This brings you back. At least the guild fee could arrange us a Street party around town, link us to big advertisers like Airtel and Africel and we team up the thing in one way or the other. Let’s be expensive ko… Ohh some students have what they can innovate. You no give them a little help coz you feel like you first want to develop the appearance of it. And, the university are not stru

Mbarara had an awesome weekend with a roll of parties and, no doubt The Toto festival rocked it. Organised by Vision group and Pepsi to make a smile for kids, the show assembled young and old despite the call being for the littles. Artists Fameica and comedians from the west and media personalities were meant to be there though some didn’t turn up. The day Mc was TV west Omuneneserezo show host Kachaina valentine who couldn’t stop the kids and revelers smile. We cover you with Photos of the day.

Doubts are at their apex as polls for Ibanda university guild president and GRCs come a bit closer. In the Electoral Commission that dominates ladies and a one gent Steven who heads these ladies, experience is a doubt as the EC in talk is deeply involved in campaigns, organizing politicians in a way that they should get benefits. Street magazine has ultimately spotted some weaknesses in here though claims have been louder quoted “the university is still infant”. Let’s be away from University politics and stick to the national level. After nominating leaders, the Electoral Commission is meant to monitor who makes a blunder and penalize him or her not guiding in everything   because we have a deep belief that these guys who contest are 100% spotless, ohm that sounds much…99% may be and better than us voters. Not even being sham and unshy, they continue to arrange the presidential debate. In our years, independent well wishers arranged for debates in absence of EC, actually in

Camila Cabello Hey Havana, ooh na-na (ay) Half of my heart is in Havana, ooh-na-na (ay, ay) He took me back to East Atlanta, na-na-na Oh, but my heart is in Havana (ay) There's somethin' 'bout his manners (uh huh) Havana, ooh na-na (uh) He didn't walk up with that "how you doin'?" (uh) (When he came in the room) He said there's a lot of girls I can do with (uh) (But I can't without you) I knew him forever in a minute (hey) (That summer night in June) And papa says he got malo in him (uh) He got me feelin' like Ooh-ooh-ooh, I knew it when I met him I loved him when I left him Got me feelin' like Ooh-ooh-ooh, and then I had to tell him I had to go, oh na-na-na-na-na Havana, ooh na-na (ay, ay) Half of my heart is in Havana, ooh-na-na (ay, ay) He took me back to East Atlanta, na-na-na (uh huh) Oh, but my heart is in Havana (ay) My heart is in Havana (ay) Havana, ooh na-na Jeffery Just graduated, fresh on campus, mm Fresh out Eas

Rapper Recho Rey recently involved herself in the Who is who HipHop battles and as a young lady drafted a challenge to even male rappers. Now she is hosted on kamwenge based radio station Voice of Kamwenge by Kabuga express host Mr jay. Recho comes in the days HipHop lack ladies in the industry as Keko who had cased HipHop raps was taken by drugs. Recho Rey says.....You are here, you have guts to hear her words... Here is the full interview

Nobert Byamugisha one of the contestants Well it looks like we are just hailing to the political dome as guys seem to be serious in securing the guild presidential seat. This year look to have unattractive politics or say unattractive politicians like 2016/2017 academic year where Baker and Richard stood and it was all tough. This time round, my guys in the chase are all cold as in say and no pressure at all. By the look of things we have no doubt they came through local schools. someone talked about Butunduzi, well ranging yuh life from Butunduzi primary, to Butunduzi secondary, looks like there is a dream to happen at Butunduzi university. Let’s be away from that simple but genuine point……young universities calls for sharp people with experience of moving to big offices and we can believe in someone to push the university to the far up. There is a need to study from last year’s ohh I mean current regime that has done what they felt we deserved. Someone is campaigning in

                                  Musician Medotex pulled out all the stops to make his “Bayoroba” concert a memorable one for abit scores of revelers that turned up at club Obligatto Friday evening. The Bakakyakara star star staged a performance that called for western ugandas artists so revelers could have a look at what western Uganda has. His act was preceded by performances from fellow artistes like Ray G, Mat Henry, Cj champion, Shine Omukiga, Katoto among many western Ugandas artists. Medo appreciates the party animals for the soul of love to his music   via his facebook page. “ ….Ma Fanz en Friends u reli tha Best Yestade Maziima U made mi Fil So So Happy for Suaaa u Mwebare Munonga Club Obligato Massive Show ..God Blessings Jst” he posted in a broken social media English. The concert went on at Eden Service Pak Bwaise on Saturday and lots of entertainment from the west was witnessed. Its Street Magazine all through…  

Sylas (left) and Kule (right) 3rd May every year is a date which celebrates the fundamental principles of press freedom, in an attempt to evaluate press freedom around the world, defend the media from attacks on their independence as well as paying tribute to journalists who have lost their lives in the exercise of their profession. As Uganda bond to the rest of the world to celebrate the day, senior journalists and journalism lecturers have raised voices over the erosion of journalism in the era of 21 st century. Via social media, Byaruhanga Sylas a lecturerand Information officer at Kyegegwa district dedicated the day on a thought of governments in the world impolitely treating journalists even on their duty. “As the world celebrates world press day, let’s think about how the world's governments have been treating media as they try to practice journalistic work. As of Uganda, article 29 and 41 explains access to information and freedom of expression which shoul

Feffe Busi           Mr vybs Street Magazine The hip pop genre has resurrecting again since Fefe Bussi opened diss in his song, " who is who". In this song, he attacked fellow rappers and this has not left rappers asleep, HipHop is back to life. And last Friday saw Gravity release a new song, "Black Panther" attacking legendary rappers GNL, Navio, Rocky Giant and Babaluku. However, the battle teacher Feffe says Gravity needs some schooling first. "I am not sure what style he does but it's not Hip hop” he laughed. " He said he didn't want to respond to what I began but he did because he is scared of me. I am a trend setter,” he added. Talking to Street Magazine reporter Mr vybs via whattsap, Feffe Busi says that he is targeting to drop a 15 track nonstop album any time soon. He has already released another new tracks Iddi Amin and "Segu" in which he attacks Sheila Gashumba.  

Medotex with a fan Mbararas based Bakakyakala hit maker America Mikidadi Mutamba alias Medotex is under arrangements to murder the beats this Friday in a concert dubbed  "Concert of the decade" at Club Obligatto of Bombo road in Kampala. The show under talk has opened mouth of many music lovers in western Uganda as the show prince continue to overpower clubs in Kampala. Medo has been on a door to door movements in media houses in Kampala trying all he can to cast the show to the publics around the city and thoughts are high for a mighty crowd. The show in away land will grace western western Ugandas top shutters Ray G Shine Omukiga Easyboypapa Katoto Critical Emario Mat Henry CJ Champion Eng Jovan M Zedek Bode Art Gen Van Allan Happi Freeman B Rown Bow Bro Sumi Simeon Oga , Bignose Omugalanda , Nimurod Omunyankole , Rob Ross , Truth, kazora among other musicians and comedians from western Uganda HiPipo award winner Ray G confirm

Mr vybs Street Magazine Mpola hitmaker Nimrod Omunyankole had a one Katwekunde Mpola event last Friday 27th april and, tough absentism was witnessed. According to a one undisclosed attendant of Friday night concert, 11pm was witnessed by around 50 people a thing that left event organisers shocked. However after the show, Kamwenge born star Nimrod went on his facebook page to appreciate the little who appeared to his show. "Mwebare okutworeka Rukundo etine bugarukyiro banywani bagye, abeshogozi batahi bagye, abazire bagye, nabahajizi bagye ahumwihire ruhanga ayogyereho...." Posted on his facebook account. Meanwhile Nimrod is focused to bringing out more music as he promised to fans via social media.