Here I go again DAMMMMMNNNNNNN

ummm,ok..dunno where to start,been long man,a year or some...turning 21 in 3 months,super exited,realized there a few good girls left,i need me a good girl..hehe...we'll get to that later,but for now..yes...what have i been upto? alot man,for starters,my official website is out,check it: http://www.kingartha.com
then i quit drinking about 4 months back,hope i don't relapse oh...why did i quit? simple,i had a crazy 2 year ride,drinking everyday at a young age man,i realised my life had more meaning to it than that,i also quit smoking,AMEN..i neeeded to do that,iam working on my debut album,,so am super focused,oh wait..yeah,i had dreads...oh yeah...i did
then i took them off,it was more of streotyping,i used to run a few errands for my parents,went to all those big offices and the way people looked at me,not really gud,i know..fight the power? yh...but that didnt work this time,made a few friends on the way,by a few i mean 20 not 1 hehehe..am loving the city where iam from

*HAPPY BIRTHDAY MAMA*

I don't even know what to say,so am just goin to write what comes to mind,
Its been 19 years now that i came into this world that you brought me into,still
I feel like its been a minute,i can't explain how you have been taking care of me or how you have helped me find the man in me or this talent that sometimes gives me problems but all i know is that you're awesome,Am not "mama's boy" but you're my best friend,..confidant,the person always there for me,and on this special day,i want you to be happy,i want you to know that am here for you,no matter what we go through,all the rain and the pain,..i know Love will always find us and success,and i swear that i will keep making you proud when i go out there! Happy birthday mum,may you live to blow a thousand candles,and hope we eat turkey today..lol...xx

Amazed by the "K.I.D"..!!

So here iam again,...am on my way to town in my Honda civic when i bump into a pothhole,..well...Kampala has more cars than roads,ask a "muzungu"-[caucasian] and he or she will tell you,anyway,...i was driving and suddenly am asked to stop by a policeman,i do as i told and he tells me to park at the roadside,the first thing he does is to remove the car keys from the ignition,he asks me to step out and i do so,..so he asks the question atleast 20 people ask me a day."HOW OLD ARE YOU?"..I burst into laughter as he looked on angrily,i told him am 19,he didn't believe me so he got onto the radio call and started calling his colleagues to come and tow my car to the station,He didn't look the "Urban" type,so i knew he didn't know about my music or anything of that sort,..When i showed him my driver's license,he checked it like an optician examining a patient's eye,well,he thought it was fake,he asked me how i got it and also told me i look 13[LOL]. He let me go but he was left amazed by my facial appearance.
I get alot of "How old are you" questions wherever i go,it gets even more complicated when i want to go to a club and i dont have I.D on me,..the bouncers there tell me i look 12 and i should be at home napping,Crazy world,ain't it?
Recently,There was this event i was invited to called "THE HIPHOP SUMMIT",..when i got at the venue,i met this Lady named Gloria who said she really enjoys my music but wonders how old iam,i told her iam 19,but she couldn't believe me either,anyway,moving on to see who is in the house,i met a good friend of mine i won't mention names,he bought me a drink and asked me how it feels to roll wit "THE BIG BOYS" now, .I never answered you then but now i can tell u,it feels like am finding myself,and oh yeah.my beards are growing!!!!

Why they call me KING!!!

Uganda: Hip Hop King and RnB Queen Named

Posted by Old School G on 1/24/08 • Categorized as Uganda

by Jude Katende (New Vision, Uganda)

(Kampala) - Many local music pundits have labeled hip-hop a dead genre in Uganda. However, the big turn up of youths at Lugogo indoor stadium last Friday challenged this notion.

In a bid to support the genre, MTN Uganda has started the anual hip-hop and R&B Battle.

Impressed with the turn-up and talent display from some teenagers as young as 12, MTN’s Gasper Mbowa promised to make it bigger next time. Several secondary schools had representatives of their R&B and hip-hop stars. Young and impressive Arthur Wasswa of Kololo Secondary School came top for hip-hop and Sarah Lakerry of Our Lady Gayaza emerged best in R&B. Wasswa rapped like an established artiste and convinced the four judges that he understood the “game” well.

At stake were a recording contract, ipods, airtime and phones. As is usually the case at local hip-hop events, fans and artistes seem to be in a fashion competition of sorts. This one brought out the best, worst, stylish and weirdest of hip-hop fashion. Bling bling, overalls, minis and tracksuits were favourites. Some youths had cornrows and Snoop Dogg-like hairstyles.

Other features included a fashion show and basketball skill displays. Klearkut’s Mith and Navio, Lyrical G, GNL and T’Bro, a Rukiiga language rapper, spiced up the show.

Frenzied fans seeking autographs besieged Navio and Bataka Squad’s Babaluku while DJ Shiru impressed with his music mixing skills.

Follow the link below for the full story:

http://www.worldhiphopmarket.com/blog/?p=47