Kampala’s afternoon sun was blazing, but nothing burned hotter than the tension between Aaronix, the sharp‑tongued digital creator known for his unfiltered opinions, and Gloria Bugie, the glamorous, outspoken influencer whose confidence could fill an entire arena.
They were both booked for a live panel at a popular entertainment event meant to discuss “The Future of Ugandan Content Creation.” Instead, it became the stage for one of the most talked‑about public arguments of the year.
The two weren’t happy being besides each other as they accused one another of inappropriate behavior and said that their brands are much better in a different environment.
According to Aaronix, Gloria Bugie’s image is associated with her private videos and videos that made rounds on social media and he doesn’t want his fans to think they can collaborate.
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He claimed that he is a gentle guy and he wants his public image to stay that way until the end and keep him around people he is into.
: “I am a gentle guy, and my work is for classic audiences—people who easily get irritated by inappropriate behavior. She is someone associated with nudity. If I’m just next to her, my fans would immediately say it’s not right. How can my audience hear that I’m even associating with her?”
Bugie said that she is not surprised by people who behave the way he behaves and what surprises her is that the music he makes ain’t that good.
“I have an important message for artists who want to use other artists’ names for their gains, (the likes of Aaronix who is seated next to me) to stop. He had a lot to say about me and now he is quiet. Work hard, I never try to use any artists name or attack anyone. I think he should focus on making music and not acting like women. I can never work with an artist who acts like women. He isn’t straight.”
