Hatim and Dokey Blast Producer Washington Label Him Depressed

A war of words has broken out in the Ugandan music industry, with producer Washington sparking outrage with his comments about musician treatment. Buckle up, because this is juicy! 

Washington threw shade at Ugandan musicians, claiming they get rich off their songs while producers, who create the magic behind the scenes, get peanuts. He argued producers deserve a bigger slice of the pie, just like in other countries. Fair point? 

But Washington didn’t stop there. He went full-on roast mode, calling musicians “empty tins” who just make noise and rely on producers to turn it into gold. Yikes! 

Music fans were not feeling this. They argued that some musicians kill it live, proving their talent goes beyond studio magic. They also pointed out that without musicians, who needs beats? Burn! 

Musicians fired back, fuming over Washington’s disrespect. They felt his choice of words was way harsh, and hey, some producers don’t even charge for beats in the first place! 

The music duo Hatim and Dokey even suggested Washington might be…depressed? They urged their fellow musicians to forgive him for his “small case of depression.” Ouch, that might sting more than the insults