Ugandan music star Alien Skin is adding his name to the ever-growing list of celebrities who proudly—or reluctantly—back an English Premier League club.
The Fangone Forest boss, born Patrick Mulwana, has revealed that he is an Arsenal Football Club supporter, but with a twist that’s already stirring reactions among football-loving fans: he says he stepped away from actively following the club after years of frustration over trophies.
And the irony?
Arsenal are currently flying high.
Alien Skin Opens Up About His Arsenal Allegiance
Football is more than just a sport in Uganda—it’s a lifestyle, a debate, and sometimes a battlefield of online banter. From bars and living rooms to X (formerly Twitter) and TikTok, club loyalty runs deep.
Artists are no exception.
Over the years, Ugandan stars like Azawi, Ykee Benda, Rickman, and Bebe Cool have openly declared their football loyalties, often clashing playfully with fans and fellow celebrities.
Alien Skin has now joined that conversation—though not in the way many expected.
“I’m an Arsenal Fan… But I Took a Break”
Speaking during an interview on Galaxy TV, Alien Skin admitted that he supports Arsenal FC, one of England’s most historic clubs.
But unlike die-hard fans who live and breathe every matchday, Alien Skin revealed that he stepped back from watching and following the team.
“I am an Arsenal fan but I don’t know any of the players there now,” he said.
The reason?
Years of disappointment.
Trophy Drought Took the Joy Out of It
According to Alien Skin, his decision to distance himself from Arsenal came down to one thing: a long wait for major trophies.
“I took a break from supporting it because it has taken a while without winning trophies,” he explained.
For many Arsenal fans worldwide, that statement hits close to home. The club has often been praised for its style of play but criticized for falling short at the final hurdle—something that has tested fan loyalty over the years.
Alien Skin’s honesty struck a nerve, especially among supporters who have stuck with the club through its ups and downs.
Not Knowing the Players? Fans React
One of the most talked-about parts of Alien Skin’s confession was his admission that he doesn’t even recognize the current Arsenal squad.
That revelation sparked mixed reactions online:
- Some fans laughed it off, calling it “real Arsenal fan trauma”
- Others joked that he’s about to “return at the perfect time”
- A few questioned whether you can still claim a team if you stop watching
Still, many appreciated his raw honesty—a rare thing in celebrity football talk.
The Irony: Arsenal Are on Fire Right Now
Here’s where the story gets even juicier.
Despite Alien Skin stepping away, Arsenal are currently sitting top of both the Premier League and the UEFA Champions League, positioning themselves as favorites to lift the Premier League title in May.
For longtime fans, this season represents hope, redemption, and a possible end to years of waiting.
Which begs the question fans are already asking online:
👉 Is Alien Skin about to make a comeback as a full-time Arsenal supporter?
Ugandan Celebs and Football: A Serious Affair
In Uganda, football loyalty is almost as serious as music loyalty.
Artists regularly:
- Watch matches together
- Bet on games
- Trade banter online
- Celebrate or mourn wins and losses publicly
Alien Skin’s revelation adds him to a long-standing tradition of Ugandan entertainers openly aligning with global football giants.
But his “on-and-off” fandom makes his case uniquely relatable.
A Fan Experience Many Understand
Alien Skin’s Arsenal confession reflects a broader reality for many football fans:
- Supporting a team can be emotionally draining
- Trophy droughts test loyalty
- Sometimes fans step back to protect their peace
In that sense, his story isn’t controversial—it’s human.
From Fangone Forest to Football Talk
Best known for his dominant presence in Uganda’s music scene and his loyal Fangone Forest fan base, Alien Skin rarely speaks about sports publicly.
That’s why this revelation caught attention—it offered fans a glimpse into his life beyond music, fame, and controversy.
And just like in music, it turns out his relationship with football has had its own highs and lows.
Will Success Pull Him Back In?
With Arsenal enjoying one of their strongest seasons in years, fans are already speculating whether Alien Skin will:
- Start watching matches again
- Learn the new squad
- Publicly celebrate if the club wins silverware
History suggests success has a way of reigniting love—especially in football.
Fans Online Are Already Joking…
Social media didn’t waste time reacting:
- “Alien Skin about to Google Arsenal players real quick”
- “Bro left right before the glory”
- “Welcome back, we saved you a seat”
The banter alone shows how deeply football culture runs—and how even a casual comment can spark nationwide conversation.
Final Word
Alien Skin may have taken a break from Arsenal, but his confession proves one thing: football loyalty never really dies—it just goes quiet.
As Arsenal chase major trophies and fans dream big again, the timing of his revelation couldn’t be more ironic.
Whether he jumps back on the bandwagon or stays a distant supporter, one thing’s clear—Alien Skin just kicked off a whole new conversation.
Are you an Arsenal fan like Alien Skin—or did you also “take a break”?
Will he return if the trophies finally come?
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