Summary:
- Chaos erupted at Makerere University School of Business (MUBS) as Alien Skin caused a disturbance during his performance. A payment dispute and delayed proceedings led to tension, and when resolved, Alien Skin performed only one song before abruptly leaving.
Disorder erupted when Alien Skin found himself at the epicenter of a tumultuous situation, with university students vehemently chasing him away in a disappointing turn of events last night at Makerere University School of Business (MUBS).
The upheaval commenced when it came to light that Alien Skin insisted on receiving payment for his balance before taking the stage, causing a significant delay in the proceedings. The ensuing payment dispute created an atmosphere of tension that permeated the surroundings.
After the payment issue was eventually resolved, Alien Skin graced the stage. However, much to the surprise and dismay of the audience, the artist performed only one song before abruptly declaring the conclusion of his performance. In an unexpected move, he dropped the microphone and hastily departed from the venue, leaving a perplexed audience in his wake, ahead of his scheduled performance in Mubende.
University management and students promptly expressed their displeasure, labeling Alien Skin as undisciplined for his disruptive behavior. The sudden departure and minimal performance left the audience dissatisfied, transforming what was meant to be an entertaining event at MUBS into a chaotic and disheartening experience.
Insults were directed at Alien Skin, escalating the tension and tarnishing the overall atmosphere of the event. The incident has prompted questions about professionalism and the relationship between artists and audiences in live performances, sparking discussions on the responsibilities of performers to fulfill their commitments.
As the repercussions of the incident unfold, both Alien Skin and MUBS are likely to face scrutiny and criticism for the untimely disruption of what was intended to be a memorable event for the university community.