Media personality and Influencer Isaac Katende, popularly known as Kasuku, has urged event organisers to pay attention to the issue of the increasing levels of inconvenience that content creators and journalists cause at concerts.

Kasuku says that YouTubers, TikTokers, and other journalists have become a nuisance at public events and end up inconveniencing other attendees in their bid to fetch content for their different channels.

The self-styled Son of Namukasa blames it on the journalists’ lack of proper training to cover events. He also accuses event organisers of not demarcating areas for the content creators to stage while covering these events.

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He advises organisers to always ensure that all content creators are accredited before the concerts, and only those with accreditation are allowed to cover, after being properly instructed on how to conduct themselves without inconveniencing other attendees.

I urge event organisers to streamline how content creators and journalists operate at these music events. You must invite them and accredit them before the events and train them on how to behave during concerts.

They are too inconvenient. Some of them think they are celebrities, and they inconvenience guests at concerts.

Areas at the event venues must be demarcated for content creators and journalists to avoid inconveniencing other revellers. They shouldn’t be allowed in the VVIP areas because people pay a lot of money for their comfort and convenience.