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During the Saturday, April 4 Talk and Talk Show, Eddie Sendi was asked if she agreed with the presenter's opinion.

Kenzo, Rema: Ssendi names 20 singers who should kneel while greeting Chameleone | Pulse Uganda

Mzee Asingwire

A clip from a show on Chamuka TV where a presenter said artistes who don't have five hit songs should kneel before Jose Chameleone while greeting him recently went viral.

During the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOe01KUrwL8">Saturday, April 4 Talk and Talk Show</a>, Sendi was asked if she agreed with the presenter's opinion.

<a href="https://www.pulse.ug/entertainment/celebrities/eddie-sendis-biography-age-family-education-and-media-career/8smh165">Eddie Sendi, real name Edward Ssendikadiwa, </a>concurred with the presenter and this prompted a session where the co-hosts would mention a singer and ask him if they belonged to the category of 'kneelers'.

Below are the names Sendi said should kneel and those who should stand while greeting <a href="https://www.pulse.ug/entertainment/music/jose-chameleone-confirms-2-day-concert-in-2024/w0bpcfl">Jose Chameleone</a>:

<ol><li>Big Eye (He said this one should even prostate while greeting).</li><li>Kalifah Aganaga</li><li>Rema Namakula</li><li>Sheebah Karungi</li><li>Weasel Manizo</li><li>Godfrey Lutaaya</li><li>Haruna Mubiru</li><li>Levixone [Same as Big Eye.]</li><li>Eddy Kenzo</li><li>Nina Roz [That she can even be flogged.]</li><li>Spice Diana</li><li>Navio</li><li>David Lutalo</li><li>Winnie Nwagi</li><li>Azawi</li><li>Vinka</li><li>Zafaran</li><li>Elijah Kitaka</li><li>Mathias Walukagga</li><li>Fred Sebbaale</li><li>Pastor Wilson Bugembe</li><li>Carol Nantongo</li><li>Gravity Omutujju</li></ol>

<h3>Those who should stand while greeting Jose Chameleone</h3>

<ol><li>Bobi Wine</li><li>Bebe Cool</li><li>Mesach Semakula</li><li>Ronald Mayanja</li><li>Fred Sebatta</li><li>Maddox Ssematimba</li><li>Juliana Kanyomozi</li><li>Iryn Namubiru</li><li>Mariam Ndagire</li><li>Kabuye Semboga</li></ol>

Jose Chamelone's music career took off after his first song -- Bageya -- was released in 1999 at Hills Studio in Nairobi.

Ranell Nsereko

It became a hit in Kenya despite being sung in Luganda.

He followed it up with his first album titled Mama Mia, which also was the title of his breakthrough song that became a hit in 2001.

The opportunity to travel to Kenya came while he was a backup singer for Shanks Vivid Gumaras.

Then Kalamashaka, a Kenyan hip-hop group came to Kampala to perform -- and Shanks invited Chameleone to freestyle for them and they were hooked.

They would invite him to Kenya to record a song with him but this never happened and, stuck in Nairobi, Chameleone had to find a way to survive.

Fun fact: <a href="https://www.pulse.ug/entertainment/celebrities/i-didnt-pay-bebe-cool-shs15-million-eddie-sendi/88rxp80">Eddie Sendi</a> is related to Jose Chameleone.

Kenzo, Rema: Ssendi names 20 singers who should kneel while greeting Chameleone

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