TAKEAWAYS

• Mary Luswata says Gravity Luswata is more of a poet than a rapper.
• She says her brother had already teased her about her height long before the song.
• Mary says she is self-aware and not shaken by comments about her appearance.

Mary Luswata says rapper Gravity Omutujju, is not really a rapper but rather a poet, while reflecting on the song he made about her about 8 years ago while she still worked on Scoop on Scoop.

Speaking about Gravity’s song about her, Luswata revealed that he initially intended to make her feel insecure about her height, but his attempts did not affect her because she had already grown accustomed to such comments.

“My brother had already trained me for the world. He used to tell me that I’m too short; I could walk under the bed with heels,” she narrated.

Mary explained that growing up with her brother meant she had already heard countless jokes and comments about her height, making it difficult for anyone else to say something that would genuinely hurt or surprise her.

She added that even today, there is nothing anyone could say about her that she has never heard before, noting that she is fully aware of herself and is not easily shaken by people’s opinions.

According to Mary, her self-awareness has helped her remain confident regardless of the comments or criticism directed her way.