In his response, Gravity Omutujju claimed Charles Peter Mayiga, the Katikkiro of Buganda, of mistreating him and spreading false information about his music.
Ssebo Owekibwa Katikkiro, I would like to clarify that, contrary to what you said when you addressed me, I do not perform vulgar music. I haven't done it and I never will. As an artist, I just incorporate art into my music. Since I began singing in 2011, your media outlets have never played any of my songs, said Gravity
Mayiga claims that these musicians' music does not meet Kingdom standards and may cause distress to listeners. He added that he would like not to be asked by the Kabaka or the general public what kind of material is broadcast on these channels.
But Gravity denied these allegations, claiming that since he began his career in 2011, neither BBS Terefayina nor CBS have ever promoted his songs. He stated that the Katikkiro had been confused and that their image had been affected.
The Katikkiro's order to Buganda Kingdom's media outlets, such as CBS Radio and BBS Terefayina, to stop playing music by Gravity Omutujju and fellow singer Lil Pazo,
