By In a surprising turn of events, renowned artist Alien Skin has maintained a consistent criticism of Bobi Wine over the past three months, marking a significant departure from his previous association with the National Unity Platform (NUP). The artist has shifted his allegiance to the yellow camp, the National Resistance Movement (NRM), citing concerns about Bobi Wine’s alleged diversionary tactics.
Once a favorite within the NUP, Alien Skin’s vocal disapproval of Bobi Wine has raised eyebrows within the music and political spheres. His accusations center around Bobi Wine’s purported use of criticism against fellow musicians as a strategic distraction, aiming to redirect attention from pressing questions about his stance on homosexuality.
“I am on Eddy Kenzo’s side now. Bobi Wine wanted to divert us from his position on homosexuality and the BBC interview. He can’t fool us anymore,” Alien Skin asserted during a local television interview.
The rift between the two artists deepened, particularly after Bobi Wine’s controversial interview with the BBC, where questions about his views on homosexuality took center stage. Alien Skin contends that Bobi Wine’s criticism of fellow musicians serves as a deliberate ploy to deflect attention from these inquiries, sparking a heated debate within both the political and entertainment circles.
Alien Skin’s decision to shift allegiance to the NRM adds a new layer of complexity to the ongoing political landscape, as artists take sides and openly express their opinions on key issues. Observers speculate that Alien Skin’s move may have broader implications for the dynamics within the entertainment industry, with potential ripple effects on political affiliations.
As both artists navigate this public disagreement, the unfolding saga continues to captivate audiences, leaving many wondering about the potential impact on the upcoming political landscape and the intersection of politics and entertainment in the region.
