Why these celebrities changed their original names?

“In business people should always focus on which brand they can use to sell their goods and services. When I started running music as a business years ago in Uganda my brand was “Cobra Production Limited” so from that time I never changed the name because it is a money-making name.” Eugene Cobra, Businessman in Kigali City. “A name impacts your life. Various believers they know very well that God used fire as one of the miracles to his people and for scientists they believe that fire can generate light so I chose the name “Fireman” because I wanted my light to shine among people.” Francis Uwimana, alias Fireman, Local artist. “Parents name their babies because of what happened or what they wish would happen to them. But as one grows up, they can decide on what to do with their lives in order to reach their goals. If changing a name can economically impact your life, then why can’t you change it?” Joshua Polly Tuyishime, alias Jay Polly, Local artist. “At home they used to call me Paccy so by the time I joined the music industry I had to use this name because it made it easier for me to identify with my songs and fans unlike my real names.” Pacifique Uzaberumwana, alias Paccy, Local artist. “When your name is quite different it makes you equally different. Sometimes people fall in love with a name that is loved by fans. Selecting or even modifying a new name should come with benefits.” Diplomate Nour, alias the President, Local artist. “My names are so much connected to the album that I am about to release and some personal details of my life. So people who may be interested in knowing how I got my career name are yet to know it because I am still secretive about the meaning of it until I launch my album.” Butera, alias Knowless, Local artist. Ends