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Rapper Khaligraph Jones has updated his fans on the progress of his mansion’s construction, which is now nearing completion. He recently shared a short clip on his Instagram Stories that showed the final touches being done on the three-storey mansion.

He expressed relief at the construction progress, exuding confidence that it would be over soon. “We will get there soon InshaAllah,” he wrote.

Khaligraph started building his mansion in February 2022. His wife, Georgina Muteti, took to social media on February 7, 2022, and posted photos showing workers digging the foundation for their house.

In an interview in November 2022, Khaligraph said he was building a huge mansion to show his success.

Fans of the rapper are eagerly awaiting the completion of the mansion, which is sure to be a luxurious and impressive abode.

Kenyan rapper Khaligraph Jones has accused Tanzanian superstar Diamond Platnumz of copying his coffin performance.

Diamond recently performed at the Wasafi Festival in a spine-chilling spectacle where he was carried on stage in a coffin. The performance was met with mixed reactions, with some fans praising Diamond’s creativity and others accusing him of plagiarism.

Khaligraph, who performed in a coffin six years ago, took to social media to call out Diamond.

“6 years ago. The OG shall be respected,” he captioned a video of his own coffin performance.

Khaligraph said that he chose to perform in a coffin because it was the only way to communicate the intended message from his hit song “Mazishi” to his fans.

“I felt that the message I was trying to put across would be better with a casket on set, coz I was trying to give two different sides of the story. One side is of me the dead guy and the other me the thug guy, so the casket had to be used,” he said.

Khaligraph’s accusation has sparked a debate on social media, with some people supporting him and others defending Diamond.

Only time will tell whether Diamond will respond to Khaligraph’s accusations.

Rapper Khaligraph Jones has called out Kiss 100 presenters Kwambox and Chito Ndhlovu for spreading false information about his recent trip to the UK.

The presenters claimed on their show that Khaligraph had declined an interview with BBC 1Xtra Radio. However, Khaligraph denied this, saying that he had never been contacted by the BBC.

He also pointed out that the presenters had failed to mention his London show, which he said was clear evidence that they were spreading false information.

Khaligraph’s fans were quick to support him, and many questioned the journalistic ethics of Kwambox and Chito.

“Kiss 100 should rethink their hiring process,” said one fan. “What kind of journalists are these?”

Khaligraph has said that he will address the matter further once he returns to Kenya.

In the meantime, he has urged his fans to ignore the false information being spread by Kwambox and Chito.

Award-winning Kenyan rapper Khaligraph Jones has apologized to Tanzanians for his remarks that Tanzanian musicians cannot be compared to their Kenyan counterparts.

In an interview with Wasafi FM, Jones said that his statement was taken out of context and that he was only trying to defend his countrymen. He said that he respects the Tanzanian music industry and that he did not mean to demean it.

Jones’s apology comes after a few online battles between Kenya and Tanzania over the state of their respective music industries. The battles have involved diss tracks and other forms of online trolling.

Jones has said that he is not backing down from the rap battle, but that he apologizes for his remarks about Tanzanian musicians. He has also said that he hopes the two countries can put their differences aside and focus on promoting their music industries.

The apology has been welcomed by some Tanzanian musicians, but others have said that it is not enough. They have called for Jones to withdraw his diss track and to stop making disparaging remarks about Tanzanian musicians.

The ongoing rap battle between Kenya and Tanzania is a reminder of the competitive nature of the East African music industry. It is also a reminder of the importance of respect, even in the heat of competition.

Khaligraph Jones, a Kenyan rapper, has ignited a fiery clash with Tanzanian musicians following his recent comments on the state of hip-hop.

Khaligraph expressed his belief that hip-hop is experiencing a decline, with only a select few artists maintaining consistency in their craft. He also claimed that Tanzanian rappers are only capable of making soft melodies and Amapiano remixes, and that they are not real hip-hop artists.

These assertions have drawn sharp responses from the Tanzanian music community, with a war of words ensuing across borders.

Harmonize, the CEO of Konde Gang, has been one of the most vocal critics of Khaligraph’s comments. He has denounced Khaligraph’s remarks as a grave form of disrespect toward Tanzanian rappers and their artistic endeavors. Harmonize also reminded Khaligraph of their past collaboration, underlining the recognition it garnered and refuting any notion that Tanzanian rap was solely characterized by soft melodies and Amapiano remixes.

Another Tanzanian artist, Rosa Ree, has also entered the fray with a direct musical response to Khaligraph. In her official track, Rosa Ree asserts her dominance in the African rap scene and dismisses Khaligraph’s claims. She showcases her lyrical prowess, delivering a message that challenges his position while asserting her own superiority.

The ongoing feud between Khaligraph Jones and Tanzanian musicians is a reminder of the passionate rivalry that exists between the two countries’ music scenes. It is also a testament to the strength and resilience of Tanzanian hip-hop, which has continued to thrive despite Khaligraph’s attempts to discredit it.

Kenyan rapper Khaligraph Jones has finally addressed his long-standing feud with legendary rapper Octopizzo.

The two artists have been known for their simmering rivalry for years. In an interview with Oga Obinna, Khaligraph revealed that Octopizzo has never liked him.

“He just doesn’t like me,” Khaligraph said. “There are some people you just don’t feel a connection with, and you can’t blame them. Our blood just didn’t mix.”

Khaligraph also said that he doesn’t blame Octopizzo for not liking him. “If I were him, I wouldn’t like me either,” he said.

When asked if there was still any bad blood between the two, Khaligraph dismissed the notion. He said that he is too old for petty rivalries.

“I’m 33 years old now,” he said. “I’ve grown out of that.”

Khaligraph also took the opportunity to express his respect for Octopizzo’s hustle.

“I respect Octopizzo for his work ethic,” he said.

Khaligraph’s comments are a sign of maturity and growth. He has clearly outgrown the need to feud with other artists. It is refreshing to see him take the high road and show respect for his rival. Octopizzo has since replied to Khaligraph Jones- admonishing him to keep his name out of his mouth.

Kenyan rapper Khaligraph Jones has heaped praise on fellow artist Nyamari Ongegu, popularly known as Nyashinski, for his exceptional musical talent.

In an interview with Oga Obinna, Khaligraph expressed his deep admiration for Nyashinski’s skills as a rapper and songwriter. He went so far as to rap along to one of Nyashinski’s hit songs, “Mungu Pekee.”

“Nyash is on another level,” Khaligraph said. “He knows how to write, and he can spit. He’s a true artist.”

Khaligraph also said that he would love to collaborate with Nyashinski on a song. He has previously expressed this desire in his song “Yes Bana,” which features Bien.

“Shinki collabo tufanye? Yes, bana,” the lyrics sing in part. “Tushike from Dago to Kani. Yes, bana.”

In a past interview, Khaligraph addressed the claims that Nyashinski had refused to collaborate with him. He said that Nyashinski had never actually said no, and that he was simply reiterating what the fans wanted.

“He has not refused,” Khaligraph said. “I am just echoing the voice of the fans. Sometimes they ask me when am I releasing a song with Nyashinski. Kama inafanyika, ifanyike.”

It remains to be seen whether Khaligraph and Nyashinski will ever collaborate on a song. However, it is clear that Khaligraph has a great deal of respect for Nyashinski’s musical talent.

Award-winning rapper Khaligraph Jones has given fans a sneak peek into his new mansion, which is currently under construction. The rapper took to Instagram Stories to share a video of himself walking around the property, inspecting the final touches that are being made.

The interior of the mansion is truly magnificent. The video shows classy spiral staircases, gigantic windows that let in plenty of natural light, and a modern, flat roof design that is quickly gaining popularity among the affluent in Kenya.

The two-storey building is constructed on a spacious plot of land, with the surrounding area sparsely populated. This gives the mansion a sense of privacy and exclusivity.

Khaligraph Jones is one of Kenya’s most successful rappers, and his new mansion is a testament to his success. The mansion is a showpiece of luxury and wealth, and it is sure to be the envy of many.

Kenyan rapper Khaligraph Jones surprised and amused his fans on Tuesday when he revealed his new side hustle as an Uber driver.

The father of four posted a video on his Instagram page showing him driving an Uber car. In the caption, he wrote, “Ndio Kuingia Kazi Kabla maandamano, Request now ???????? #Respecttheogs” (which translates to “Getting into work before the protests, request now ???????? #Respecttheogs”).

The video quickly went viral, with many fans commenting on Jones’s sense of humor and his willingness to get down to work. Some even joked that they would request a ride from him.

Jones is not the first celebrity to take on a side hustle as an Uber driver. In recent years, other stars such as Ashton Kutcher, Mariah Carey, and Diplo have all been spotted driving for the ride-hailing company.

It is unclear how long Jones will be driving for Uber, but his new side hustle is certainly a hit with his fans.

 

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Radio Jambo presenter Joseph Ogidi Oyoo, popularly known as Gidi, has congratulated rapper Khaligraph Jones after stumbling upon his under-construction mansion.

Gidi revealed that he spontaneously visited Karen, where he had purchased some land six years prior, during his regular daily activities.

While there, Gidi noticed a massive mansion adjacent to his property, piquing his curiosity about its owner. He recalled an agreement they had made to prevent any apartments from being constructed in that area.

The guard who was present informed Gidi that the structure was not an apartment but rather a four-story building owned by a Kenyan artist.

Curious, Gidi approached the site to confirm the information and was informed that the house indeed belonged to rapper Khaligraph Jones.

“Weuh! I texted Khaligraph and he confirmed that indeed this is his property. I am so excited not only that he’s going to be my neighbor but also how this hardworking artist has decided to invest in a home,” Gidi wrote.

Khaligraph Jones is one of the most popular rappers in Kenya. He has won numerous awards, including the BET Award for Best International Flow in 2019. He is known for his hard work and dedication to his craft.

Gidi’s congratulations are a testament to Khaligraph Jones’ success. It is clear that Gidi is proud of his neighbor and his accomplishments.

We wish Khaligraph Jones all the best in his new home.

Khaligraph Jones is winning and all this in spite of the fact that his baby mama, the mother of his firstborn son has dragged him to court but that has not pampered his progress by even a little bit and he recently decided to gift himself a brand new Lexus LX570.

Khaligraph Jones Explains Why He’s Been Silent On Current Political Matters

But it would seem the devils that are bodaboda riders refused to let him flourish as he quickly got rammed by one of these fools of the roads. It is reported that after he was rammed into, the boda rider decided to insult him.

This reminds us of a time when he was still driving a red Subaru that he took to a carwash only for the attendants to drive his car right into a wall because unbeknownst to him, they decided to go on a joyride.

Cashy Karimi celebrates great milestone for Khaligraph Jones’ son

 

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Most celebrities have eschewed talking about their opinion on the current political regime & economic situation. The ‘maandamanos’ which were recently called off by Azimio’s leader Raila Odinga, were also a paramount topic.

A couple of celebrities have however, shared their opinions on the same, including Eric Omondi, Huddah Monroe, among others.

Legendary rapper Khaligraph Jones is among celebrities who have been silent on the issue. Why? Well, according to Khaligraph, politics is a sensitive area he wouldn’t want to talk about.

“Politics is a very sensitive topic right now, the political atmosphere is complex, so even if I have an opinion, na mimi ni msanii what I would like to see is if we maintain peace as a country if people decide to do maandamano ikuwe peaceful, if they don’t decide then at the end of the day we are just trying to get an environment where peace is thriving.”

”So right now unaniuliza mambo ya Donald Trump utaniuliza mambo ya Barack Obama na nitakujibu kuna , local itabidi mungangane nayo, na akina Erico.”

The ongoing debate on performance of Kenyan artists and curtain raising claims is yet to be resolved. Comedian Eric Omondi has been the pioneer of all this discussion after igniting the debate during an exclusive interview on Jalang’o TV several days ago.

Different local artists have shown resentment after claims of curtain raising for other International artists (especially Nigerians) in their own country. Well, this isn’t my type of ‘tea’; but the debate has touched a good number of musicians- with some losing their cool and ranting online while sharing their sentiments. We can’t remain oblivious over the fact that Nigerians and Tanzanians are performing quite well as compared to us.

Bearing that in mind, curtain raising has been a paramount discussion; and Kenyan rapper Khaligraph Jones has responded to the issue; stating that it doesn’t bother him that much performing before other artists. As a matter of fact, he says that it’s preferable for him to perform first.

”Mi sijui curtain raising inamaanishanga nini. Me as long as you pay me my money and you allocate time for me to perform, it doesn’t matter if you want to put me first or you want to put me last. What matters is, the money is intact, unaona? So mambo ya curtain raising mi huanga sijawai understand. Kama umelipwa doh yako, ata ukiekwa mbele yake, it doesn’t matter… That’s all that matters according to me.”

Khaligraph Jones continued to add that, on his side, he has never been mis-handled while performing in tandem with other International artists.

What’s your take on the curtain raising claims?