TAKEAWAYS

• Henry Tigan says humility has played a major role in keeping him relevant in the music industry.
• He revealed he left behind the chaos that once surrounded artists and now believes in settling disputes through music.
• The singer also shared that he has invested in other ventures to support himself financially alongside his music career.

Veteran Ugandan musician Henry Tigan has attributed his longevity in the entertainment industry to humility, saying his character has helped him remain relevant over the years.

Speaking during an interview on Sanyuka TV, Henry Tigan explained that many people appreciate him because he has remained humble despite spending years in the music business.

Reflecting on the early days of his career, the singer admitted that the music industry was once filled with chaos, and he occasionally found himself caught up in it. However, he said he eventually chose to change his approach and focus on peace.

“People like me because I’m humble. Back then, artists used to be chaotic, and I was sometimes involved too, but I decided to take a chill pill,” he said.

The singer added that while disagreements among musicians still exist, he believes they should be settled through music rather than physical confrontations.

“When people physically fight, we fight with lyrics,” he remarked.

Beyond music, Henry Tigan revealed that he has diversified his sources of income instead of relying solely on his musical career. He said venturing into other businesses has enabled him to sustain his livelihood while continuing to pursue his passion for music.