Big Talent Entertainment CEO Eddy Kenzo has sparked fresh controversy after accusing fellow singer and Gagamel boss Bebe Cool of deliberately sabotaging his performances during President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni’s ongoing campaign rallies.
The two music giants, who were both recruited to boost the entertainment wing of the President’s 2026 campaign, have reportedly been locked in a silent rivalry each allegedly trying to appear as the main star on the trail.
While speaking to journalists in Kazo on Friday, Kenzo addressed a dramatic incident that unfolded a day earlier in Isingiro.
He claimed the disruptions to his performance were not technical glitches but intentional acts orchestrated by Bebe Cool’s team.
According to Kenzo, each time he steps on stage, the sound system mysteriously goes off, the microphones go silent, and Bebe Cool’s media handlers stop recording and walk away.
“Whenever I’m stepping on stage, suddenly the sound goes off, microphones stop working, and Bebe Cool’s media team switches off cameras. They’re doing all this under his direct orders,” Kenzo alleged.
He added that the same camp has been targeting him online, circulating negative content aimed at damaging his image throughout the campaign season.
Despite the tension, Kenzo maintained he holds no personal grudge and has instructed his own team to remain cooperative, stressing that the mission is bigger than individual egos.
“People have been fighting since the beginning of the world. So this is not new,” he noted.
The standoff between the two celebrated artists raises questions about unity within the entertainment side of the President’s campaign machine.
