By BigEyeUg Team
Allan Hendrik, son of veteran artist Bebe Cool, publicly responded to allegations made by Gravity Omutujju against his father.
The controversy began when Gravity took to TikTok Live to air grievances, accusing Bebe Cool of failing to pay him Shs 400 million for performances during the NRM election campaigns, as well as an additional Shs 15 million linked to the Unstoppable movement campaign. During the livestream, Gravity did not hold back, criticizing the Gagamel boss and labeling him as “bad-hearted.”
However, Allan Hendrik has pushed back strongly against the approach taken by the rapper, calling for a more professional and lawful way of handling such disputes.
“I don’t think it is correct to bring up matters pertaining to a contract you signed with a person and put it on social media,” Allan stated.
“You are better off going to courts of law rather than coming here to insult and tarnish someone’s brand.”
He further suggested that the issue may be more complex than presented, noting that payment delays—especially those involving government-related processes—are not uncommon.
“We all know that Bebe Cool has not yet received campaign money. You know how government payments go; it takes time,” he added.