A Pass to Aaronx and Rising Stars: “Let Your Music Speak Louder Than Your Opinions”
In an industry where controversy often trends more than talent, singer A Pass has offered a sobering word of advice to rising artiste Aaronx and other young creatives navigating Uganda’s entertainment scene.
Speaking from experience, the “Didadada” hit-maker urged upcoming artistes to stay grounded and focused on their craft rather than chasing clout or engaging in endless opinionated banter.
I have always told the young artistes to stay quiet and just make music. When you want to speak, speak about your music. Promote your art. Push your brand, push your name. Do not be too opinionated about everything.
A Pass hinted that being overly vocal, especially on sensitive or controversial matters can backfire quickly.
It will land you in trouble. Some people are not worth having as enemies because they will go very far to make sure they stop you.
The cautionary message comes at a time when up-and-coming singer Aaronx has been gaining attention not only for his music but also for his outspoken remarks online.
A Pass’s remarks appear to be a call for balance: artistry first, drama last.
As social media continues to blur the lines between self-expression and self-sabotage, A Pass is reminding new talents that the music should always be the loudest voice in the room.
Let your music speak louder than your opinions. That is how you build a legacy.
