Winnie Wa Mummy, faced a tough moment on the big stage after struggling through her first-ever live band performance.
Rising star Winnie Wa Mummy, known for her electric dance moves and massive TikTok influence, faced a tough moment on the big stage after struggling through her first-ever live band performance.
The young artist joined King Saha at his successful Lugogo Cricket Oval concert to perform their hit “Daily Menu.” But instead of the show-stealing moment fans expected, Winnie froze under the pressure of the live band setup. Unable to deliver her vocals, she awkwardly resorted to whistling as King Saha carried the entire performance, a moment that left the crowd both shocked and disappointed.
Fans immediately took to social media, urging the talented entertainer to invest more time in serious vocal rehearsals if she intends to thrive as a recording artist, not just a dancer or influencer.
However, Winnie didn’t exit the night in defeat. She bounced back with a fiery CD-backed performance, complete with dancers and high-energy choreography that reminded fans why she’s become such a sensation. The crowd erupted as she showcased her own songs with confidence and flair.
King Saha later addressed the situation, encouraging fans to continue supporting the budding star and expressing optimism that, with proper training and rehearsal, she will grow into a stronger live performer.
The incident has now ignited fresh conversation online: Does social media popularity equal musical talent? Or do viral stars need more time and training before stepping onto major stages?
Enock Mugabi aka iWitness is a Journalist, Seasoned Writer and Music Analyst with a passion for sports.
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