I am a failure in most of the things, But believe me.. in things... by Mr vybs live

I am a failure in most of the things, But believe me.. in things I know I can; I am the best

Mr vybs live

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Always celebrate losses. Even when Museveni lost 1980 parliamentary election, God had arranged his presidential seat and here he is..

I romantically loved Eunice. She had a soft voice but when she used it to shape my future, we became just friends.

I was born in the Kabambiro you know. But i have grown and don't see me here, i'm growing to be a multi-superstar

Ladies in a relationship should stop posting their beautiful pictures, why advertise goods that are no longer in stock!

The success we knew was only by achieving. But girls, today you celebrate success by being achieved..

These days instead of telling the police that robbers are robbing your house....just tell them that criminals are dragging out bags of money. My friend the police will be there in less than 2 minutes.

after corona virus I have to get married. .next virus will not find me still single. enough is enough

Radio has been sweet for me, but look! Am suitable for it too.

I think other diseases are jealous of COVID19 Imagine upcoming naye akikubye internationally

Your job as a woman is to make sure I don't need another woman. Are we tugeza

A man who does not work should not eat is the most underrated bible verse

A politician will come out and say Abantu banshabire ngu nyetsimbe and loose elections. Nah which people sent you?

can’t uganda survive without a parliament. that’s the institution I have grown to hate so badly

Church need 40M to buy the pastor a car, They call for fundraising. Church needs 200 Millions for a member kidney transplant. They call for a prayer. Who bewitched Africans!

Did you know that wallet in runyankole is called pocket money

Don't forget to weigh that Posho and beans again when you receive it, you know we don't trust our government

Don't wait for others to celebrate you. Sometimes you need to arrange a party and celebrate yourself.

Every country has a legend. But in Uganda, everyone is a legend of their kind

Gone are the days when basic needs were food, shelter and clothing. Money replaced everything.

I belong to 1% of the population that find no joy in drinking alcohol