B2C Biography
1. Who are the B2C?
B2C,
Born 2 Conquer is a Ugandan musical artist trio band which consists of Mr.
Lee, Bobby Lash, and Delivad Julio. The band started in 2010 while the boys
were in their High school. The B2C are the biggest musical group in Uganda
are widely regarded as one that replaced their power Duo Radio and
Weasel who were their role models as they came to the scene in Uganda.
2. Where
were the B2C boys born?
Mr.
Lee was born in Nansana Wakiso where his mother and father current stay, Bobby
Lash was born in Makindye Luwafo in Kampala where he says he lived throughput
his childhood. Mr. Lee was also born in Makindye.
3. What B2C boys’ real names?
The
B2C include Mr. Lee whose real name is Mugisha Richard who sings RnB and born
24th January 1992, Bobby Lash whose real name is Ssali Peterson
which widely a rapper in the group who was born on 20th April
1992 then Delivad Julio whose real name is Kasagga Julius from which he adapted
the name Julio who was born on 6th February 1992
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4. How did the B2C trio come to work together?
The
boys say they were inspired by the goodlyfe Radio and Weasel who were at their
peak while the boys were in their secondary education. Whose songs the boys
performed in High school to students which inspired them to work together as it
gained the traction.
This
encouraged them to work together as a musical group which they later while
joining university decided to pursue a career in music which gave us these
talented B2C.
5 . Which genre does
the B2C sing?
The
trio doesn’t want to classify their music under a given genre though most
of their music can be classified under Afropop and Afrofusion due to the
different classes they appeal to. They also sing different genres including
reggae music, Afrobeat and urban soul music.
6. When did the B2C sign with Andy music?
B2C
signed with Andy music an artist manager in Uganda in 2013 where they made
their first original song in 2013 which allowed them to be recognized by the
music industry in Uganda before they want on to make Tokigeza a hit they
were recognized countrywide
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7. Why did the B2C separate with Andy events?
The
boys however separate with their manager Andy Events after 6 years of contract
because they felt the manager was always busy and could not get them
enough time to work well with them after their successful concert at
freedom city and following concerts.
8. Whenre did the B2C study from?
The
B2C all studied at Creseted High school where they all moved to join Kyambogo
University for their college education as they were all working together at the
time on their Trio. They would start to focus on their Music at the Time.
9. When did the B2C start singing?
The
boys started singing in High school where they used to perform together
different songs from popular artist Radio and Weasel who they looked to as the
ideal artists at the time. The boys started singing long in high school but did
not go to studio until 2013 where they were at Kyambogo University to make
their first record.
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10. How many Country Tours have
the B2C made?
The
B2C have made 2 countrywide Tour including their first maiden concert and
Country tour in 2017 after their burst to popularity. The B2C have held another
countrywide tour in 2022 which is expected to be one of the Highest grossing
tours of the year.
11. Why
are the B2C so successful?
The
B2C had the biggest songs in Uganda for 3 years which made them one of the
biggest artist in the country including Gutamizza, Gutujja and Munda
Awo songs they say have made them the big artist. The trio credits their
success to giving time to the craft where they spend several hours in the
studio making music.
12. What is B2C Net worth?
The
B2C trio is estimated to be over 600 million Ugandan shillings with an annual
income of 70 million Ugandan shillings in 2021. The trio income is expected to
exceed 100 million Ugandan shillings in 2022 with their Maiden concert at
Freedom City.
Adapted from; 10 Things you didn´t know about B2C
