Kalifah AgaNaga has pushed again in opposition to claims that his current live performance was a flop, sustaining that the occasion was each effectively attended and financially rewarding.
The singer says criticism on social media was based mostly on deceptive pictures taken earlier than the present had absolutely kicked off, insisting the venue attracted a sizeable crowd because the evening progressed.
According to AgaNaga, the live performance generated greater than Shs100 million by a mix of VIP desk bookings and abnormal ticket gross sales. He defined that tables had been bought at Shs1 million, Shs3 million and Shs5 million, and that the variety of tables booked alone introduced in tens of hundreds of thousands of shillings. He added that hundreds of followers additionally bought tickets priced at Shs10,000, Shs20,000 and Shs30,000, additional boosting the occasion’s earnings.
The singer believes the destructive narrative surrounding the live performance was pushed by individuals who had been sad with the renewed reputation of his hit track, Nassanga. He claimed some people intentionally unfold outdated pictures to create the impression that the present had failed, regardless of what he describes as a profitable turnout and robust monetary returns.
AgaNaga additionally took intention at live performance promoters, saying some have reacted with envy as a result of he organized the occasion on his personal. He argued that artists ought to reap the benefits of moments once they have trending songs by staging their very own live shows as an alternative of relying totally on promoters, saying it permits musicians to maximise their earnings and reveal the worth of their manufacturers.
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