A simple question from Sir Aludah turned into a collection of hilarious stories from Ugandan DJs.
The DJ took to X and asked his colleagues to share the weirdest thing that had ever happened to them while working in the DJ booth.
To get the conversation started, he shared an incident from a recent night at Taboo.
A woman approached him to request Rwandan music.
When he told her he did not have any, she slapped the back of his head.
Djs…
Whats the most weird thing thats happened to you while in that DJ booth??
I’ll go 1st:
Last week while at Taboo, this girl came to request for Rwandan music, told her I didn’t have it.. She slapped the back of my head.🤣 I couldn’t believe..I started laughing 😂😂
— Sir. Aludah 👑 (@DjAludah) July 22, 2026
The post soon attracted replies from fellow DJs.
Among them was DJ Rare Dexta, who remembered meeting an upcoming artist while performing at Safari Maze.
The artist asked him to switch on AirDrop so he could send him a song.
Dexta instead advised him to introduce himself first and send the track by email.
The artist walked away but later returned carrying an empty bottle.
I was playing at safari maze a few months ago and a fresh artist came to me, he was like turn your airdrop on I send you my track
I was like dude you didn’t even say hi to me
I told him to get my email then send his track, n**ga left and came back with an empty bottle.
— Rare Dexta👑 (@raredextaug1) July 22, 2026
DJ Roja also joined the discussion with a story involving an artist who wanted his song played immediately.
After Roja asked him to wait, the artist slapped him so hard that, as Roja put it, his forehead greeted the mixer before he did.
A few years back, an artist told me to play his song. I told him to wait. He slapped the back of my head so hard my forehead greeted the mixer before I did.
— #Goddid🙏🏻 (@DjRoja) July 22, 2026
What began as one question quickly became a thread filled with unusual experiences from behind the DJ booth.
We have heard Sir Aludah, DJ Rare Dexta and DJ Roja’s stories. If you are a DJ, what is yours?