Double Trouble entertainment musician Gravity Omutujju has revealed that he is grateful for his flopped concert as it exposed a number of fake people in his circle.
During his appearance on Kabaata’s TikTok live broadcast, the luga flow rapper, instead of wallowing in pain and regret over the disappointment at Lugogo Cricket Oval, expressed his gratitude because it helped him know who among his friends was truly on his side.
Gravity’s show, ‘Embaga Ya Isma Ne Amina,’ was projected to fill one of the biggest concert venues but terribly flopped, with only a few people coming through. The rapper revealed that when news spread that the concert had not met expectations, a group of artists that he thought were his friends celebrated his downfall with bull roasting.
Even when he did not mention any names, Gravity promised to one day call them out and have them pay for how they treated him.
“If my show did not flop, I would not have known how bad people are. I thank God because it happened to me. Sometimes something happens to you and you are glad because how would you have known who people really are and how fake they are. I know these people. And they are some of the friends we have supported,” he revealed.
Gravity Omutujju further made a shocking allegation that witchcraft was among the key factors that led to his concert flop. He revealed that unknown people threw dead dogs at his concert venue just hours before the show would take place.
“They threw dead dogs around the oval at around 5AM on the day of my concert. They have done a lot of things to me but I’m a believer and I’m surviving because of God,” Gravity said.
