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Gerald Bwambale 

Gerald Bwambale also known as Lil Sir Vage is an independent 18 year old Ugandan artiste from Kampala, Uganda.
He started his music career in 2017 with his first single titled "Catch Up" on his soundcloud

Lil Sir Vage was once in a music collective back in the days with his two mates at his former high school but as music ethuthiasts analysing the hip hop culture but not as rappers / artists with friends Vyz & O.J.

They were known as THE MIGOS NATION mainly because they looked upto the migos and not to mention they were three just like them which led to their popularity at school a few months later they re-branded thier stage name as WHITE POLO which had nothing to do with WHITE nor POLO.
But this time with hopes of actually pursuing music as their career and hoping to get a pay from it.
Well that didn't last long when they decided to all exit the group to focus on their carers personally and even consutrate more on thier school work

Lil Sir Vages' sound or the unique versatility was inspired by the late Florida Legendary artiste XXXXTENTACION and Chicagos' very own legend Juice WRLD.
You can hear the similarity of their flow & rhythm in the work he puts out.
On his way to greatness he made friends like Davin, ABNSMOKE & YUNG JEPH who were also in the music industry.
This led to the birth of their new collective VERY RARE BOYS inspired by the late XXXXTENTACION.

Insisting of Lil Sir Vage, O.J , Davin, Vyz & ABNSMOKE.
Gerald Bwambale is one of the most underrated artistes.
Lil Sir Vage is Gerald Bwambale.
Gerald Bwambale by Shush Name November 24, 2021
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