Ruger has unknowingly become part of Dance Mamweta’s success story after years of being ignored in his Instagram inbox.Speaking about her journey, Mamweta revealed that she spent four years consistently messaging Ruger on Instagram in hopes of landing a working opportunity, but never received a reply.According to the dancer, she would regularly post videos of herself dancing and tag the “Girlfriend” hitmaker, hoping he would eventually notice her talent.I would post my work and tag him but he wasn’t seeing my work. For four years I waited, but one day I opened my DMs after tagging him on one of my videos and that was in 2022 and he then posted it and we shared contacts.Mamweta said things quickly changed after Ruger finally noticed her content. Their connection later led to her performing with him when he came to Uganda for a concert.Own The Floor Dance Camp set to build Uganda’s dance communityShe revealed that Ruger even flew her to Kenya after their collaboration in Uganda gained attention online.By that he had ‘Girlfriend’ song hitting and it’s the one I performed with him on his show. The video went viral. The value and stocks went up from there. If someone sees that you’ve worked with Ruger and he has even flown you out of the country, they can’t offer you the same amount of money they gave you before because then the brand has grown. @omudilibada10 Dance mamweta is here….. #foryoupage #kampala_uganda🇺🇬🇺🇬🤝 #ugandanstiktok #kampala_tiktokers #ugandatiktok🇺🇬 ♬ original sound – Abdul Sempijja Omudilibada The post From ignored DMs to viral performances: Ruger and Dance Mamweta’s success story appeared first on MBU.