Ugandan singer Chris Evans Kaweesi has revealed an unusual dating strategy that involves keeping the phone numbers of women who reject his romantic advances and waiting until they turn 45 before trying his luck again.
The singer shared the approach during an appearance on Cruz Xclusive, explaining that the idea came from advice given to him by an elderly man.
According to Chris Evans, the man encouraged him not to completely give up on women who turn down his advances. Instead, he was advised to save their contacts, record their ages and reconnect with them years later.
What initially sounded unbelievable to the singer has, he claims, become a strategy he believes has worked in his favour.
“If I hit on you, let’s say you’re 30, I save your number and wait when you reach 45. They’ll become easier to get. At first, I didn’t believe it, but now I do,” Chris Evans said.
He went on to claim that women who initially reject him sometimes reach out after turning 45.
“I have never hit on a woman and they don’t call me back when they clock 45,” he added.
Chris Evans also explained that he keeps track of the women’s ages alongside their phone contacts so he can remember how much time has passed since their initial interactions.
However, not everyone who eventually contacts him gets a response. The singer said he chooses whom to engage with, revealing that some receive replies while others are ignored.
“I respond to some of them and others I let go,” he said.
The revelation has added an unexpected twist to conversations about dating and relationships in Uganda, particularly because of the lengthy waiting period involved in his approach.
While Chris Evans presented the idea as advice that has worked in his personal experience, his comments remain his own perspective rather than a general rule about dating or relationships.
For now, the singer appears comfortable sharing a strategy that turns romantic rejection into what he describes as a long-term waiting game.