By BigEyeUg Team
A recent concert in Uganda featuring international artist Ya Levis has sparked controversy due to the intimate and provocative dances that took place on stage between the performer and several Ugandan girls.
The event, named the “Ganda Vibes Experience with Ya Levis,” was held at the Kampala Serena Hotel’s prestigious Victoria Hall and was organized by House of DJs and Fenon Events.
Videos and photos circulating on social media show numerous Ugandan women taking turns on stage, engaging in seductive and intimate dances with the Congolese singer.
The erotic nature of the performances has raised concerns among some members of the public, who worry that such displays could lead to a decline in moral standards.
Critics argue that the event is indicative of a broader shift in societal values, where traditional norms are being challenged by more liberal expressions of art and entertainment.
The debate has ignited a wave of criticism from Ugandan netizens, who are questioning the impact of such performances on the country’s cultural values.
As the controversy continues to unfold, the incident has sparked a larger conversation about the balance between artistic expression and the preservation of cultural integrity in Uganda.
About Ya Levis:
Prince Nemiala (born 9 September 1994), known professionally as Ya Levis Dalwear or Ya Levis, is a Congolese singer-songwriter, and dancer.
Dubbed the “Ambassador of Love,” he is known for his mellow, melodic, and melancholic vocal timbre. His lyrics often explore themes of love, hatred, and hedonism.
Here are some pictorial scenes from the Ya Levis concert:
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