Unruly Gravity Omutujju Bounces Back With Another Distasteful Song Days After Being Blacklisted

If there’s an artist known for being rebellious and arrogant, it’s none other than Gravity Omutujju. The singer has returned with another explicit track just days after being banned for releasing obscene music.

This time, he enlisted the help of a Kenyan artist known as GJB100, collaborating on a song titled ‘Nyali.’ According to reports, Nyali refers to a beach in Kenya along the Indian Ocean.

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However, Gravity’s lyrics in this track do not indicate that he is referring to a beach. Moreover, in the Acholi dialect spoken in Uganda, ‘Nyali’ has a different connotation, reportedly meaning a woman’s private part.

It’s worth mentioning that only a few days prior, the singer dropped a track called ‘Omunio’, which raised eyebrows among the public. This song prompted the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) and the Uganda National Cultural Center (UNCC) to impose bans on the artist.

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Nevertheless, he appears to have dismissed these warnings and threats as he continues to release music that has become the focal point of his career.

And when one listens to Gravity’s verse, his intentions are as obvious as day and night.