#SomeOneTellUEA: A few interesting reactions on Twitter HipEducating UEA having left out the Hip Hop category

First of all respect to all those  who participated in that voluntary act of letting those behind the Uganda Entertainment Awards category list about how Hip Hop is actually a huge genre that can have even its own independent awards. The #SomeoneTellUEA hastag became popular the past four days as many concerned individuals, hip hop enthusiast, artists, bloggers and the whole hip hop community used it as; an informative message to UEA, show their rage and well TOO SHOW THEIR RAGE. It my not be clear the category was left out but word is even if they include it later it exposes how,  less informative Ugandan Awards can be. But its again a funny joke UEA!

The Hashtag climaxed on Twitter with SoSevere dedicating a show to let the conspirators at UEA or whoever plots to submerge a functioning genre. So dedicated the show to recognising artists and their songs that their fans find deserving, over the weekend on his Touch Fm Hip Hop Show.

So Severe on Twitter:

On Tonight's #TFMHIPHOP Show: #SomeoneTellUEAwards16 pic.twitter.com/msq5SHb418

— So Severe  (@severelyours) June 25, 2016

It was amazing a voice for all those who recognise hip hop in the country, and it exposed whoever was ignorant to know about actually songs and albums that were fire. One interesting one here below:

In fact – Muhulire, Ride, Ekitakumenya, [In fact, entire Glory Fire album] is great Hip-hop music. #SomeoneTellUEAwards16 @UG_E_AWARDS

— Lee Amwol Ger – Waloyo Yamoni (@BenjaahEdwards) June 25, 2016

So they ignored a whole Genre!

#SomeoneTellUEAwards16 we put that work in just like all the other genres.

— El (@simon_elly) June 22, 2016

And We thought they supported Ugandan Entertainment..!

#SomeoneTellUEAwards16 THAT BRANDING YOUR SELF UGANDA ENTERTAINMENT AWARDS MEANS SUPPORTING YOUR OWN #UGHIPHOP

— Felix Onen (@realFelixOnen) June 21, 2016

#SomeOneTellUeawards16 Love 1st Fills w/ in B4 It Overflows! HowDo U Ignore Our Native HipHop Artistes & Recognise Some Non Ug Artsistes?

— •Realestar™ (@aggrey_real) June 21, 2016

With a rapping president okay he tried never mind,

https://twitter.com/celebbyte/status/745281603090386944

And some of the hot singles….

https://twitter.com/TfPro256/status/745509514569342977

Well the conversation goes on we should continue to speak out and up loud all through not giving up the work we put in as a community that values the genre. In case the media poses a threat or any one with sleeping baby smeared views  this is the way to go. Hip Hop is evolved already and there is no excuse and No Apologies for its presence. With that the last tweet below is remarkable.

#SomeoneTellUEAwards16 we put that work in just like all the other genres.

— El (@simon_elly) June 22, 2016

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Founder NuveyLive.org. I am Ayella NuveySHAWN. I love music, I write a lot about Ugandan Hip hop. I am opinionated. I Content Create, I teach , write, love ,invest, I make music, I manage talent and I am a poet.

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