TAKEAWAYS

• Kappa Cat dismisses Gravity Omutujju, questioning his musical impact
• She downplays Sheebah and Spice Diana’s ongoing feud
• The singer also shares thoughts on copyright law and her dream of becoming a pilot

Ugandan singer Kapa Cat has shared her candid thoughts on ongoing industry tensions, taking particular aim at fellow artist Gravity Omutujju while also weighing in on other trending topics.

Speaking in a recent interview, Kapa Cat first addressed the long-running feud between Sheebah Karungi and Spice Diana. She downplayed the drama, noting that both artists are mature enough to handle their differences without outside interference. According to her, if the two ever decide to collaborate, it will happen naturally.

“They are grown women. If they want to work together, they will. Right now, it seems like both are okay with how things are,” she said.

The singer didn’t shy away from revisiting her past industry clashes either. Reflecting on her earlier criticism of Mudra D Viral’s hit song Balo Balo, she stood by her words, insisting the track’s popularity was short-lived.

“I said it would fade, and it did. Some songs come fast and go just as quickly,” she added.

However, it was her remarks about Gravity Omutujju that stood out the most. Kapa Cat dismissed their past feud, claiming she never gave it enough attention to keep it alive. In a sharp jab, she joked that despite releasing “over 400 songs,” the rapper has struggled to maintain lasting hits.

Beyond the feuds, Kappa Cat also spoke about the newly amended copyright law, praising the effort behind its passing while admitting that many creatives, herself included, often focus more on results than the process.

She further revealed her personal ambition of becoming a pilot, noting that she had considered enrolling but postponed the plan due to her busy schedule.

On current music trends, the “Sikyo” singer highlighted songs from rising and established acts like Joey B, Ava Peace, Mimi Kampala, and Kapeke as dominating the charts.