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Rapper Gravity Omutujju has taken to virtual entertainment to flaunt his new Reach Wanderer Vogue Self-portrayal, only weeks before his exceptionally expected Okwepicha Live Show.
The extravagance SUV merits a stunning 150 million Ugandan Shillings.
Omutujju took to Instagram to share a photograph of himself presenting with the vehicle, with the subtitle: "It's not over until you get yourself a Reach Meanderer. Much obliged, Master."
The rapper likewise shared a video of himself taking a relaxed voyage with artist Wembley Mo.
Omutujju's new vehicle is an obvious sign of his prosperity as a performer. He has been in the business for more than 10 years and has delivered a few hit tunes, including "Okwepicha" and "Kyagulanyi."
He is known for his interesting style of rap and his candid verses. He is likewise a disputable figure, frequently standing out as truly newsworthy for his quarrels with different performers.
In any case, there is no question that Omutujju is perhaps of the most well known rapper in Uganda. His new vehicle is a demonstration of his prosperity and his diligent effort.
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Gereson Wabuyi, referred to expertly as Gravity Omutujju, is an Ugandan rapper.[1][2] He has teamed up with various other Ugandan performers, including Whirlpool Kenzo.
Wabuyi began singing as an understudy at Old Kampala Optional school, where he got Gravity Omutujju as a phase name. At 17 years old, he endorsed with Recovery Studios, where he recorded his most memorable tune, "Joanita".
He later joined maker Didi in Makindye-based bunch, where he associated with different specialists with whom he has teamed up. He has gotten media consideration for his reactions of different artists.
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