Tell us, Uganda dala esinga bulaya?
Uganda will always be home. Bulaya is beautiful and has its perks, but nothing beats the warmth of our people, the food, the laughter, and that feeling of belonging. There is just something special about home.
Now that you are part of the club, is marriage truly a bed of roses?
It is definitely a bed of roses, but roses come with thorns. Marriage is beautiful, rewarding, and full of joy, but it also requires grace, patience, sacrifice, and a lot of learning.
There is a talent show in heaven. Which song are you singing?
The new song I am yet to premiere called Mwaba. If heaven is celebrating Jesus, then that is one song I would sing with everything in me.
What is the most bizarre thing a fan has asked you to pray for?
Someone once asked me to pray that their crush would dream about them every single night until they fell in love.
We would like to crown one memer from your WhatsApp status. Who is taking the award?
I think I would not be crowning a memer, but rather the silent viewers. The ones that never react, never comment, never post, but somehow, they know every detail of your life. Those ones deserve a trophy.
What is one question you have always wished someone would ask you in an interview but nobody ever has?
‘Beyond the stage, the music, and the spotlight, who is Levixone when nobody is watching?’ I think that answer would surprise a lot of people.
So, who is Levixone when nobody is watching?
Beyond the stage, I am just Lucas. I love God by loving people, and I serve God by serving people. I enjoy the simple things in life, spending time with family and friends, sharing a good laugh, and finding joy in everyday moments. I am constantly learning, growing, and challenging myself to become a better man.
Music is what I do, but my relationship with Jesus is who I am. Everything else flows from that. At the end of the day, I want my life to reflect God’s love, whether I am on a stage in front of thousands or simply having a conversation with one person.
What is the best part about being you?
Seeing lives transformed through the gift and calling God has placed on my life. Nothing compares to knowing your work is impacting people.
50/50 in relationships. Are you for or against?
I am for 100/100. Two people fully committed, fully invested, and both bringing their best.
Which Kampala street has offended you the most?
Any street that suddenly becomes a parking lot during rush hour. One minute you are moving, next thing you are stuck in traffic for hours.
How many broken hearts did you leave behind when you got married?
Only God knows the number. I just pray everyone healed, moved on, and found their own blessing.
You are delegated to play Cupid for a day, which Ugandan celebrities would you pair just to see what happens?
Let me respectfully pass that one before Ugandan Twitter comes for me.
In your opinion, do opposites truly attract?
Sometimes they do. Differences can be exciting and help people grow, but shared values are what keep a relationship standing when the excitement settles.
Is love really blind?
Love is not blind. Love sees the flaws, the imperfections, and the challenges, then chooses commitment anyway. That is what makes it powerful.
What is something people do in Kampala that confuses tourists?
Giving directions using landmarks that no longer exist. ‘Turn left where you will see a big tree.’ Meanwhile the tree disappeared in 2019.
Who is hardest to convince; landlords, boda riders, or event promoters?
Event promoters, especially when you are asking for the balance after a successful show. Suddenly everyone becomes difficult to find.
If your search history leaked…
I would survive. It is mostly sermons, flights, music ideas, and random questions about life.
Would you renounce citizenship abroad for a ministerial job in Uganda?
My heart will always be for Uganda, but that is a decision I would take to God in prayer first. Purpose should always be bigger than position.
What keeps you up at night?
Thinking about purpose, impact, legacy, and how to reach more people with a message of hope.