During an interview with Millennial Ministries’ Pastor Jonathan Nalebo, celebrated Ugandan comedian Patrick Salvado opened up about his deep admiration for gospel artists Levixone and Exodus, highlighting their authenticity and impact on the gospel music scene.

Salvado commended the duo for staying true to themselves and their message, saying what sets them apart is their genuine character and refusal to pretend to be overly righteous.

“They don’t pretend to be holier than anybody. That’s why I say these are the people who truly understand the message,” Salvado shared.

The comedian went on to specifically praise Levixone’s powerful stage presence, noting how his performances always leave a lasting impression—particularly because of how he concludes them.

“Every time Levixone finishes his performance, he says a word and then leads a heartfelt prayer. In that moment, people actually stop, put their drinks down, and pray along,” Salvado revealed.

“I’m always like, ‘Wow, this is power.’ Whenever Levixone is praying, nobody talks—and that’s exactly how it’s supposed to be.”

Salvado’s remarks shed light on the growing influence of gospel musicians who lead with sincerity, reminding many that the power of the message lies not just in the music—but in the spirit behind it.