A Pass has boldly defended Ugandan musicians amid ongoing comparisons with artists from neighbouring countries, arguing that local talent is often unfairly judged against the wrong standards.A Pass believes Ugandans have developed a habit of overlooking their own musicians while comparing them to regional stars based on financial success rather than actual musical abilities and artistry.He argued that the conversation should focus more on technical aspects of music, including songwriting, vocal delivery, creativity and the ability to experiment with different sounds.The challenge we’ve here is that we look at everything as competition and overlook our own artists. We compare them to others in terms of financial gains and not music. I hope you get that.The singer went on to address comparisons between himself and Tanzanian superstar Diamond Platnumz, insisting that the two are different artists and should not necessarily be measured against each other.Ziza Bafana questions Ugandans’ loyalty to local artists after King Saha’s remarks on Wizkid & Burna BoyA Pass did not hold back when discussing their technical abilities, boldly claiming that Diamond is nowhere near his level when it comes to artistry.I’m not here comparing myself with Diamond Platnumz. I can’t because we are all different, but I will tell you on a technical level, we are very different artists.Diamond isn’t in my league. He’s juggling balls; I’m in the Champions League if we’re talking technical abilities.And that’s me talking about artistry, whether it’s songwriting, using different voices and blending genres. Doing all this stuff is totally different.The post He’s juggling balls, I’m in the champions league – A Pass takes aim at Diamond Platnumz appeared first on MBU.