Today’s entertainment scene is increasingly dominated by artistes’ feuds rather than celebrations of new musical projects.
Almost every week, fans wake up to fresh misunderstandings, social media exchanges, or public quarrels involving musicians from both the male and female camps, a trend many industry observers believe is overshadowing creativity.
However, singer Stabua Natooro, who has spent over a decade in the music industry, says she deliberately keeps herself away from such conflicts.
The “Tujanjawaze” hitmaker opened up about how her personality and upbringing shaped her decision to avoid clashes with fellow public figures.
According to Natooro, she grew up as a soft-hearted and non-confrontational person who never engaged in fights.
She admitted that although she considers herself emotionally sensitive, she finds it difficult to forgive once deeply hurt, something that motivates her to stay away from drama altogether.
I grew up when I was weak. I’m petty, and when someone annoys me, I find it hard to forgive them. That’s why I avoid clashing with people. When I decide to go at loggerheads with someone, that clash never ends.
Because of this, the singer intentionally distances herself from situations that could spark misunderstandings or public confrontations.
Over the years, Natooro has maintained a low-key public profile, choosing to focus on her music and personal growth rather than chasing attention or online clout, a rare approach in an industry often fueled by controversy.
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