• Geosteady praised Jose Chameleone’s exceptional vocal talent, calling himself a longtime fan.
• He highlighted Bobi Wine’s smart investments and Bebe Cool’s commitment to family as key life lessons.
• The singer defended going public with relationships, saying it strengthens fan connection and musical authenticity.

Geosteady has always been generous with his praise, and when talk shifted to Uganda’s so-called “big three” in the music industry, it was clear he had nothing but respect for them.

He started with Jose Chameleone, admitting he has been a loyal fan for years. In his usual playful tone, Geosteady joked that Chameleone sings so well it almost gives him a headache — the kind you get when you’re blown away by pure talent.

Next on his list was Bobi Wine. For Geosteady, the admiration went beyond the music. He pointed to how Bobi Wine wisely invested his earnings, mentioning ventures like One Love Beach. That level of financial discipline, he said, is a powerful lesson not just for him, but for young people trying to build something lasting from their craft.

Then there was Bebe Cool. Geosteady revealed that what stood out to him most was how Bebe handles his family life. He noted that whenever misunderstandings arose between Bebe and his wife, he chose to fight for his marriage rather than walk away — something Geosteady clearly respects.

When the conversation turned to whether putting personal relationships in the public eye could damage a young artist’s career — especially for an RnB singer like himself — Geosteady wasn’t bothered at all. He believes sharing that side of his life actually helps fans connect with his music on a deeper level, because they can feel that the emotions he sings about are real and lived.

“If your partner is known to the public and supports you openly by posting about you and your work,” Geosteady added, “that becomes part of your journey as an artist too.”