Comedy Store UG boss Alex Muhangi broke down while on a TikTok Live, during which he explained why he believes Bebe Cool snubbed performing at the Comedy Store show last week.Last week, longtime friends Bebe Cool and Alex Muhangi found themselves at loggerheads after the Gagamel singer refused to perform at the Comedy Store he had been booked for.Despite arriving at the venue early with his wife, Bebe drove off before performing, leaving hundreds of fans who had gathered to catch some comedy and his performances shocked.It was revealed that Bebe Cool left because his payment balance had not been cleared. Muhangi, however, later revealed that he had left the venue to collect the balance only to return when the singer had left.Pastor calls for Alien Skin to apologize for controversial stage entrance at Lugogo Cricket OvalIn a TikTok live with Crysto Panda and Bruno K, Muhangi broke down as questioned how a friend he has known for many years would do something like that to him.He noted that Bebe Cool is a personal friend of his and their families are so close and wonders why he would do anything that sabotages his business.Muhangi also noted that Bebe Cool left to create something controversial that the media would pick up on ahead of releasing his new music project ‘Motivation’ just to find a controversial twist to keep him trending.Comedy Store has given Bebe Cool more than Shs100m. He had come because I had hired him, I had given him my money. Bebe Cool is a big artist but I am the client and I will not lose my position as a client.How are you talking about ‘Motivation’ yet you reach the parking lot at a show where there are 800 people who have come to listen to you, and that show is hosted by your friend and you leave? Bebe Cool is my friend, we are neighbors.It hurts me that rasta came to my show and did not perform, he is my boy, and I have known him for a long time. It’s not about money but because rasta wants to promote his song ‘Motivation’.The post TEARS! Comedy Store owner Alex Muhangi breaks down over Bebe Cool snub appeared first on MBU.