Ugandan singer, turned radio presenter, Rickman Manrick has excited fans after sharing a video of his girlfriend, social media influencer and dancer Gia Nina, showcasing an unexpected singing talent.
In the now-viral clip, Gia Nina confidently performs Irene Ntale’s beloved ballad Kabugo, leaving fans impressed by her smooth vocals, excellent pitch control, and soulful delivery. Many admitted they had never imagined the influencer possessed such a powerful voice.
The video quickly caught the attention of the song’s original singer, Irene Ntale, who joined hundreds of fans in applauding Gia Nina’s rendition.
Ntale’s praise added even more excitement to the viral moment, with many interpreting it as a strong endorsement of Gia Nina’s vocal ability.
Following the impressive performance, social media users wasted no time urging Rickman Manrick to help Gia Nina launch a music career.
Many argued that with Rickman’s experience in the music industry and connections to top producers and recording studios, Gia Nina already has the perfect platform to record her first song.
Others even suggested the couple should release a duet, saying their chemistry could easily translate into a successful musical collaboration.
Although neither Rickman nor Gia Nina has revealed whether a studio project is in the works, the viral cover has undoubtedly introduced a new side of the influencer that many fans are eager to hear more of.
@rickman.manrick This superstar over here deserves a million followers and more ❤️🙌🏾 @JENINA🌍 ♬ original sound – Rickman Manrick
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