Ugandan music fans have a new love jam to vibe to as the popular Kampala-based duo B2C (Kampala Boyz) joins forces with renowned artist David Lutalo for the heartfelt single “Kiwedde.” The song is a warm celebration of love, commitment, and gratitude, capturing the emotions of a lover who has happily accepted a wedding proposal and is now cherishing the new chapter of their life.
In “Kiwedde,” B2C and David Lutalo lyrically paint a picture of appreciation and romantic bliss. The duo opens by thanking their lover for accepting the wedding proposal and proudly wearing the ring, symbolizing their solid bond. The chorus lovingly praises how the ring looks beautiful on her finger, a visual metaphor of their union and the promise it carries.
David Lutalo adds a powerful punch to the track with his unique vocal style, describing the acceptance of the ring as a victory over negativity. He metaphorically says the lover has “bit the other bad wishers’ fingers,” telling listeners to witness what true love can do when it’s genuine and unwavering. This line not only celebrates the strength of their relationship but also hints at overcoming jealousies and obstacles that often surround love stories.
Musically, “Kiwedde” combines the signature upbeat and rhythmic vibes of Kampala Boyz with David Lutalo’s soulful delivery, creating a song that’s both danceable and emotionally resonant. The collaboration highlights the beauty of Ugandan love songs that blend storytelling with infectious melodies.
Fans have already begun embracing “Kiwedde” for its relatable lyrics and catchy tune, making it a potential favorite for weddings, love dedications, and celebrations of commitment across Uganda and beyond.
This collaboration between B2C and David Lutalo marks another successful chapter in their careers, showing how music continues to unite and inspire listeners through heartfelt expressions of love. Lets accept Kiwedde
