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“I’ve never pulled a stunt to be known,” says Juliana Kanyomozi

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Juliana Kanyomozi has attributed her long-lasting success in the music industry to consistently producing quality music rather than relying on publicity stunts to stay relevant.

Speaking during an interview on The Deep Talk show on Galaxy TV, Juliana said she has never felt the need to create controversy or manufacture drama to attract attention.

According to her, her music has always been the driving force behind her career and the reason she has remained relevant for decades.

Juliana Kanyomozi

The award-winning artiste, however, said she understands why some people in the entertainment industry resort to publicity stunts.

She explained that the competitive nature of the industry often pushes artists and other players to seek attention through controversial actions, especially when they feel overlooked.

Juliana recalled an incident where an individual falsely accused her of stealing a song, despite the track having been written by renowned songwriter Sylver Kyagulanyi.

She cited her song Essanyu Lyange as an example, saying the claims were later found to be baseless and were simply an attempt to gain publicity using her name.

I have never stolen a song. Later we realised that he just wanted to trend and use me as a stepping stone.

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