Lil Ollo Features A-List Hip Hop Artistes On Teri Kuzikiza Remix, Dropping Soon.

Multi-talented musician and media personality, Lil Ollo is hoping to release a remix of his song ‘Teli Kuzikiza’ sooner, featuring top rappers in Uganda.

We can confirm that the much anticipated Teli kuzikiza Remix featuring rappers: Navio, Da Agent, Feffe Bussi and Flex D’Paper will be dropping in the shortest time possible.

Ollo told Record FM that despite their statuses as established rappers in the industry, they are humble people in real life, a reason he says they welcomed the idea of working together.

“I have been a fan of these gentlemen ever since childhood and can sing almost all their songs. I had to put my role models, my icons on my own remix,” Ollo added.

Ollo also revealed that his humble nature and also for the fact that he has for donkey’s years been supportive to the Uganda Hip hop industry, they accepted to feature on the hottest hip hop song now.

With the rapping game registering a number of rappers quitting the game due to a sea of dissimilar reasons, Ollo believes that like there is always an answer to every question, so there is a remedy to this negative notion that can be bent to positivism.

“I want to see Hip hop more recognised than before. When so many people are doing the genre, it becomes easier for many people to take it in. But when many rappers leave the rap scene and go to juggle other genres, it really kills the rapping game,” Ollo noted.

According to him, Ollo also believes that regardless of the fact that some people in the industry drop rap because of the business part, Hip hop is a culture that shall live on and on.

“When people start off with rap and notice they are getting less support, they leave rapping and go into other things which really disturbs. Though some people are dropping it because of the business part, Rap is still on. Hip hop is hip hop and we shall rap,” said Ollo with much enthusiasm.

However, as one way to contribute and cement the rap presence all over, Ollo plans to do more rap battles and do more hip hop joints.