Ugandan music duo Kataleya and Kandle have opened up about an unusual experience they had with their former management, revealing how they were once made to believe that a car had been given to them, only to later discover that it was part of a publicity stunt. The singers shared the story while speaking about their experiences in the music industry, recalling how excited they were when they first saw the vehicle and were told that it belonged to them.

According to Kataleya and Kandle, their former management picked them up and took them to a location they initially believed was connected to a music video shoot. However, upon arriving, they were surprised to find hundreds of journalists, bloggers and other media personalities gathered at the venue.

Among those present was radio personality and musician Black Shuga, who was involved in the event. The car that appeared to be a gift The duo said their attention was soon drawn to a car carrying a number plate that reportedly featured their names.

Curious about the vehicle, they asked Black Shuga about it and were told that it belonged to them. Believing they had received a major gift, Kataleya and Kandle said they were extremely excited.

They celebrated the moment and began using the car, enjoying what they thought was their new possession. The singers recalled that they drove the vehicle for several days, believing that the car was genuinely theirs.

However, the excitement did not last for long. They later discovered the truth According to the duo, the car eventually disappeared.

They later learned from their management that the vehicle had only been provided as part of a public relations and publicity campaign. The revelation left them discovering that the car had never actually been purchased for them and was not permanently theirs.

Kataleya and Kandle looked back on the incident humorously, describing how they had genuinely believed they had received a car, only to find out later that it had been used to generate publicity around them. Prima Kadarshi had questioned the decision The singers also recalled comments previously made by socialite Prima Kadarshi, who questioned why their management had not simply purchased two affordable cars for the duo instead.

According to Kataleya and Kandle, Prima questioned the decision to use a car for publicity rather than investing in vehicles that the two musicians could actually keep and use. Looking back at the experience, the singers admitted that Prima may have had a point.

The story highlights some of the unusual promotional strategies that can be used in the entertainment industry, where publicity stunts are sometimes designed to attract media attention and generate conversations around artists. For Kataleya and Kandle, what initially appeared to be an exciting personal gift eventually turned into an unexpected lesson about how publicity campaigns can work behind the scenes in the music business.