Celebrities Vs KOT: Cyber Bullying being a norm is sending many to depression

Kenya’s KOT -Kenyans on Twitter- was ranked top for being the worst cyber bullies. Top huh, well I wish it was for something good but well here we are. Online entitlement!

Many social media users have made it a norm to just trash someone just because they can. Having little internet has made many become cowards that have taken advantage of their online privileges.

Celebrities Vs KOT

The other day fast rising Kenyan Comedian Mulamwa became a trend on Twitter after he burnt his comedy regalia because of being trolled for over three years.

For one Mulamwa was accused of bullying others too, but truth about that is a story for another day.

Further, Flaqo of the Mama Otis skits also had his share of trolls around that same time of Mulamwa. Good thing is other celebrities came in their defense and the two regained their sanity.

The two are just but an example of what social media freedom has done to people. But this is sending many into depression.

Among others who have had to deal with such trolls are Bahati, Willy Paul, tik tok Queen Azziad Nasenya and worse  the first Covid- 19 survivors. Why are people this mean?

Nadia Mukami become the latest victim of a hard hitting troll that she opted to take a break from social media.

Also read : Nadia Mukami threatens to take legal action against fan who abused her on social media

Well, I have never understood the need to bring down another person. Breaks my heart.

Should online entitlement be tamed? Think about it.

HAO

 

On the other hand, the self declared OG Kaligraph Jones and Masauti teamed up for “Hao”a song that highlights the plight of many celebrities and how trolled for their work by fans.

In the song, the two put out how hard celebrities work though in public to make a living by entertaining them  but are trolled instead of appreciated.

Jones went ahead to admonish fans for always trolling celebrities especially the famous KOT  and forgetting that they are just  human and at work.

He told fans off for always having a point to make when its not necessary.

Also read: Why Khaligraph Jones new song “Hao” is contrived

Truths is Nyi ni fans in denial so of-course mnajifanya!

Comedian Mulamwa exposes Churchill comedian for stealing his jokes 

Comedian Mulamwa is not happy with a fellow comedian who has been eating off his hard work.

Mulamwa recently took to social media to expose the fellow comedian, Wambilianga, saying the guy has been copying his jokes and sharing them on Churchill show without giving him any credit.

“Honestly this has to stop. We post our jokes and videos online because we haven’t found a chance to be on TV yet but that doesn’t mean that we don’t own them. It hurts sitting on a TV at home watching your jokes being performed. If they have to be used, then credits have to be given to the initial creative,” he wrote in part. 

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Mulamwa the Mlambane hit maker

He went on to add that he has not been accepted to the popular show after auditioning several times but noticed comedians there are now duplicating content from online.

”I have auditioned severally (four years) but all in vain. I then tried making videos from the jokes and I am glad that the social media platform welcomed me and have been supportive ever since . Given a chance and mentored, we can be great too on stages, But in the meantime, stop the jokes heist,” he added. 

‘Mlambane’ mpendane Mulamwa says in new jam

Mlambane mpendani are some of the key words in Mulamwa’s new jam. Mulamwa uses some words from the great governor of WestPokot. To start with, I never thought that Mulamwa could sing. He has also gained prowess in using some explicit words from Sailors gang Wamlambez.

Honestly I feel like this comedians are really trying so much. This is is just funny, it will always lead you to the words of the funny man Lonyangapuo. Even after his governorship tenure is over this guy should join comedy.

It seems like Mulamwa is really being spoiled by the ghetto anthem artists. In this new jam he has featured Oga Obina. It is just a great song that will only make your ribs crack.

As much as we look at creativity, the kind of way music is being done nowadays will never be unique. I mean this guy woke up and decided he is going to use Lonyangapuo’s words and his clips.

Also, it seems like we should accept more from this comedian. In Mlambane, I must agree that Mulamwa delivered the song. With his strong comedy accent, it truly overshadows his not so good vocals.

Mulamwa the Mlambane hit maker

Relevance of ‘Mlambane’

Also, the song is more relevant to the young generation. Actually, no older person of sane mind would listen to this. As time defines what is relevant, this jam is okay. The target audience who are the youth mostly high school kids are home. This confirms it that the timing is just perfect.

The team behind production did a good job. As much as there is no content, the video is creative. Oga Obina is behind the video production. As the director, he has given the video a fine touch. Is twerking a recommendation in all this songs? Find out for yourself.

In between, Mulamwa mentions a common series known as Money heist. He uses this to describe the waist of a girl.

In conclusion, it is a good thing. Last but not least, Mulamwa in Mlambane gets a rating of 6/10.

Below is a link to the video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEgJ1EC_mOc