Karole Kasita on Prima Kardashi: “I No Longer Give Much Attention to Her”

Karole Kasita has responded after socialite Prima Kardashi questioned the pricing and audience strategy behind her recently concluded concert.

In a video that circulated online, Prima argued that some Ugandan artistes risk alienating their core supporters by organizing high end concerts that do not match the spending power of their fan base.

Using Karole as an example, Prima questioned whether the singer’s audience could comfortably afford tickets priced at Shs100,000 and above.

You guys play too much, Karole Kasita has people who can come to her concert at 30K. Who told Karole Kasita that she has fans who can pay 100K.

Prima also criticized what she described as a growing belief among artistes that success must be tied to staging concerts at upscale venues.

Ugandan artistes think that to make it in life, you have to put a concert at Serena Hotel. You are spending for nothing and leaving out your actual audience.

She went on to reference Swangz Avenue‘s decision to stage Vinka‘s concert at Lugogo Cricket Oval.

Do you think Swangz setting up Vinka at Cricket Oval they were stupid?

Prima then shared her personal view on Karole’s music.

I have no problem with Karole, but I do not have any of her songs that can get me dancing. Sorry if this is going to hurt your feelings, but that is the fact.

Karole has since addressed the comments, choosing not to escalate the situation despite the discussion gaining traction online.

We do not know who our friends are anymore. I want to think that she is my friend, but all I can say is I no longer give much attention to her.

The singer also made it clear that she is not seeking validation from critics or supporters.

I am not looking for good reviews from anyone. We no longer force anything in this life.

Karole ended her response with a message about protecting one’s peace.

If you learn how to ignore things that do not build you, you will get a lot of peace.