King Saha Says No to Vulgar Lyrics, Vows to Inspire Generations
Popular singer Mansur Semanda, widely known as King Saha, has opened up about why none of his songs contain vulgar content.
Unlike some artistes who include inappropriate language in their lyrics, the “Mulilwana” hitmaker said he deliberately chooses to respect African values by keeping his music clean.
He explained that the society he grew up in encourages artistes to remain disciplined and mindful when creating music.
“I am not a vulgar artiste. Society plays a role in helping us refine our music, ensuring it sends a positive message for the generations to come and leaves a lasting impact,” King Saha said.
Looking ahead, he reaffirmed his commitment to releasing inspiring music that appeals to a wide range of listeners across different generations and genres.
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