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Gravity said today, Friday morning that when he first sat in Chameleone’s Range Rover Autobiography some months back, and saw the great interior and cool features in the car, he felt like a lesser artist.
The Okwepicha singer said he was most impressed by the SUV’s soundproof feature.
“I remember we were somewhere in Ssembabule and a promotional truck was passing by. Chameleone said he could block out all the sound from outside and I thought he was joking,” Gravity narrated.
“So he rolled up the windows, and the truck passed and we didn’t hear a thing.
“I thought to myself, I have been missing a lot; these people are enjoying a lot with their vehicles.”
Last weekend, Gravity unveiled its own brand-new Range Rover Vogue 2023, a newer version from Chameleone’s.
The black, sleek-looking ride was all that’s been on the singer’s mouth this week.
“Mine is better than Chameleone's because I was in his, and I test-drove it too,” he said.
Gravity also got personalized plates for his ride which alone, he said, cost him Shs 50 million.
Speaking today, in a televised interview, Gravity said he had long dreamed of driving a Range Rover because he admired them in movies when he was a child.
“ This is the Queen’s car,” he said.
“The Queen of England drove this car. Michael Jackson too.”
To fellow Ugandan artists who don't drive Range Rovers, Gravity said, they are still incomplete.
“You might be a great artist putting out great music, but you have to find something that sets you apart,” he said.
“I now consider this to be my first car, because, before it, I didn't have a car. I just had a means of transport.”
After acquiring a Range Rover, Gravity said he is now considering running for political office in Makindye.