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Mukiiza Frank is a professional. Feffe Bussi is a Ugandan rapper, recording artist, songwriter, and freestyler. 

Despite currently dominating the Ugandan Hip-hop industry, he refers to himself as "the smallest rapper."

Early Childhood and Education
Mukiiza Frank alias Feffe Bussi was born on December 9, 1993, to Nalongo Mary Baganizi and his late father, who died in 2009. 

He was the lastborn in a family of five children, three girls and two boys. He grew up in the ghettos of Nakulabye and Nabulagala, where his family lived.

The family wasn't wealthy, but they weren't heartless, according to him. His mother supported the family by selling charcoal and waragi. Feffe Bussi remembers his late father as a wise man who warned him not to be violent against women and encouraged him to pursue his passion for hip-hop music.

Mukiiza Frank (Feffe Bussi) received his primary education at Nakulabye Junior School. He enrolled in Cityland College Matugga for his O'Levels, where he met Lydia Nabawanuka Jazmine, whom he describes as "very intelligent in class." He attended Nile High School in Mukono for A'Levels, and it was at this point that he became interested in music.

According to the self-proclaimed smallest rapper, his family wanted him to be a lawyer, but music won out. 
 

Nonetheless, he admitted that he enrolled at Makerere University but never attended, despite lying to his parents that he was an evening student of Journalism and Mass Communication. 

He could have spent that time in Makindye studios recording songs and working on his music career.

Family

Feffe Bussi is single, as he has repeatedly stated on radio and television. He does, however, admit to falling in love with his music and that it is jealous of him, so he cannot cheat on it. 

He also stated that if he were to date, he would prefer a woman in the Barbie Kyagulanyi category (wife of presidential aspirant and Kyadondo East MP, Hon. Robert Ssentamu Kyagulanyi) - a woman with dreams, a woman who is willing to stand by him at all times. 

He also wished Barbie Kyagulanyi would start a slay queen grooming camp (ekisaakaate).
 

What is the significance of the name Feffe Bussi?
Feffe Bussi's name was given to him when he was a small child. Because some words are difficult for children to pronounce, instead of saying raw jackfruit, he called it feffe Bussi. [In his childhood Feffe Bussi called Jackfruit as 'feffe' instead of 'fene' and raw as 'bussi' instead of 'mubisi']. 

Feffe Bussi had been his nickname for a long time, so when he decided to pursue music, he chose it as his stage name.

In 2016, Feffe Bussi released another banger, Yes No, which helped him gain popularity among Ugandan music fans. He never stopped, and it was in 2018 that he cemented his place as one of Uganda's best rappers with the release of 'Who is Who,' a song that sparked a massive hip-hop movement in Uganda.

A career in music
Feffe Bussi is a Ugandan hip-hop musician who has been performing for nearly seven years. When he began imitating G.N.L Zamba's songs in Form Five, he discovered a passion for music and realized he could do it.  

Feffe Bussi began camping at Gravity Omutujju's house many years ago until his hard work paid off.

Persistence in achieving his goal gave him confidence in music until he released his first song, Summertime, in 2013. He was not popular after his first debut in 2013, but his breakthrough came in 2015.

His hit song 'Nsekula' features Sheebah Karungi from Team No Sleep, an established Ugandan recording artist, dancer, and actress.

. In 2016, Feffe Bussi released another banger, Yes No, which helped him gain popularity among Ugandan music fans. He never stopped, and it was in 2018 that he cemented his place as one of Uganda's best rappers with the release of 'Who is Who,' a song that sparked a massive hip-hop movement in Uganda.