Soosi, also known as Galandi Shafiq, has become one of Uganda’s fast rising online entertainers through his weekly “This Is How I Died” skits and his now famous bread munching antics during Premier League matchdays. Born and raised in Kampala, the former meteorologist has built a strong social media following by turning ordinary everyday experiences into comedy that resonates with audiences across Africa and beyond.

Through platforms like TikTok, Instagram and X, Soosi’s sharp humour and relatable storytelling have attracted millions of views and a rapidly growing fanbase across the continent and in the diaspora. His rise in the comedy space has also opened doors for major collaborations, including working alongside Nigerian comedy star Sabinus. As his online presence continues to grow, Soosi is using social media as a powerful launchpad to build a long term career in entertainment while bringing Ugandan humour to a wider audience.

Soosi, also known as Galandi Shafiq, has become one of Uganda&rsquo;s fast rising online entertainers through his weekly &ldquo;This Is How I Died&rdquo; skits and his now famous bread munching antics during Premier League matchdays. Born and raised in Kampala, the former meteorologist has built a strong social media following by turning ordinary everyday experiences into comedy that resonates with audiences across Africa and beyond.
Through platforms like TikTok, Instagram and X, Soosi&rsquo;s sharp humour and relatable storytelling have attracted millions of views and a rapidly growing fanbase across the continent and in the diaspora. His rise in the comedy space has also opened doors for major collaborations, including working alongside Nigerian comedy star Sabinus. As his online presence continues to grow, Soosi is using social media as a powerful launchpad to build a long term career in entertainment while bringing Ugandan humour to a wider audience.

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