Fik Fameica has a message for fans asking when he plans to have children: demand music and concerts instead.
The Ugandan rapper pushed back on questions about settling down and starting a family, telling fans that his personal life should not become part of their demands from him.
According to Fik Fameica, his supporters should be more concerned about what he is preparing to release musically than when he plans to become a father.
“Fans should only demand me music and concerts, not when I should be giving birth. To me, a baby is music, and that is coming very soon,” he said.
The rapper also addressed people wondering whether he is available for dating, offering a brief response: “He’s taken.”

Fik Fameica did not provide further details about his relationship status in the remarks, instead keeping the focus on his music and career.
Away from questions about his personal life, the rapper also shared his thoughts on artists participating in TikTok challenges and live sessions.
Rather than prescribing a particular strategy, Fik Fameica said artists should have the freedom to decide what works for their individual careers.
“Everyone should do as they wish because everyone envisions the world from a different angle,” he said.
He added that people should not interfere with how others choose to build their careers, arguing that audiences can simply support what they enjoy and ignore what they do not.

Fik Fameica has also attracted attention for appearing in TikTok challenges alongside his younger brother, prompting curiosity about whether the youngster could eventually pursue entertainment.
But the rapper said he is not forcing his brother into show business.
“It’s up to him, but right now he has yet to decide whatever he would love to do,” Fik Fameica said. “What I’m doing now is just grooming him how best I believe and see is right.”
For now, Fik Fameica appears more interested in what he can create in the studio than answering questions about fatherhood. And if his “baby” really is music, he says fans will not have to wait much longer to meet it.
