Media personality Prima Kadarshi has criticised Ugandan musicians who describe themselves as stars despite struggling to attract large audiences outside Uganda.Prima, who often shares her views and analysis on Uganda’s entertainment industry, says many artists do not welcome criticism and instead prefer to be praised.According to her, this has contributed to the rise of what she describes as “local champions” in the Ugandan music industry.None is international. They don’t want criticism but to be praised. It’s why you’ll see an artist say they are the ones trending but can’t even hold a show in Kenya or even Rwanda.Prima also questioned why foreign artists can come to Uganda and attract large crowds, while Ugandan musicians have struggled to achieve the same level of reception when performing in other countries.She further argued that some modern Ugandan musicians have become too comfortable within the local industry, particularly through their close relationships with band musicians.Prima Kardashi prepares to launch career as ‘Prima DJ’ after quitting TVIt is why modern Ugandan musicians relate a lot with their fellows in band music and they don’t become aggressive because what will band musicians advise you on?Prima maintained that her criticism should not be mistaken for jealousy, saying she simply speaks about issues she observes in the industry.“I simply talk about them, I’m not jealous because there’s nothing to be jealous about,” she said. @vibeonair1 ♬ original sound – Vibe on Air🎧🎙 The post Prima Kadarshi: Ugandan artists are only ‘local champions’ appeared first on MBU.