Gospel Group ‘Weka Tick’ Vows To Bring Back Bahati & Willy Paul To Gospel

Gospel group Weka Tick has announced plans to guide Kevin Bahati and Willy Paul back to their spiritual and musical roots. The group made the announcement during an interview at Churchill’s Chacho Kids Festival event on August 13.

Weka Tick is comprised of DJ Gee Gee, Timeless Noel, Ocampo, Jabidii, and Didi Man. The group said that they are committed to bringing the two artists back to the kingdom of God.

Timeless Noel spoke to Kevin Bahati directly, reminding him of God’s love for him and his past achievements as a gospel artist. He also highlighted that Bahati has been using his gospel followers to do his own things instead of glorifying God.

Jabidii spoke about the group’s deep contemplation of Bahati’s journey. He appealed to Bahati’s sense of belonging, reminding him that a substantial portion of his musical catalog is firmly rooted in gospel themes.

Jabidii also touched on Willy Paul’s departure from gospel, attributing it to external pressures within the music industry.

Weka Tick’s announcement has been met with mixed reactions. Some people have praised the group for their commitment to bringing back the two artists to their roots, while others have criticized them for being too intrusive.

It remains to be seen whether Weka Tick will be successful in their quest to bring back Kevin Bahati and Willy Paul to their spiritual and musical roots. However, their announcement has certainly sparked a conversation about the role of gospel music in the Kenyan music industry.