Before and after photos of Njugush 20 years apart spark wild reactions

Watu hutoka mbali is a phrase common among the Kenyan people that makes reference to your past in comparison to your present.

More often than not, it is used to describe life before the money and life after the money where the difference can clearly be seen.

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This is most especially among public figures who either end up gaining weight, become more muscular, skin brightens up, their lifestyle changes – all this, best describes life after the money.

Njugush hilarious TBT photo

The most recent case being a dear comedy star, Njugush who was yesterday listed among the top 100 most influential young Africans in 2020.

Comedy star Blessed Njugush

A creative who 10-20 years ago could not convince anyone that he would be this famous, let alone get recognized in the large entertainment industry in Africa.

Well, it has happened and is the reality we can only accept and appreciate.

So the father to an upcoming 2-year old comedian of a son, has decided to light up the internet with a throwback photo of him and his younger brother, 20 years ago.

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Timothy Kimani aka Njugush

The year was 2000, an innocent-looking and very humbled 9-year old Njugush who did not look like he could even kill a fly, let alone stand before a huge audience to crack jokes.

“Sema kukiuka …The year is 2000,mimi na bro. 20 years can change alot.”

Njugush and younger brother hilarious TBT photo

According to him, it is all about breaking barriers and going beyond. Prompting fans to also share their throwback photos of 20 years ago.

A TBT photo that left fans bursting out in laughter disbelieving that indeed this kid had come this far.

Others comparing his then and now’, admitting that he has not quite changed as much, probably just height, body size and the courage to stand before a crowd.

Blessed Njugush 20 years on

Others could not help but make fun of his head.

What upcoming comedians can learn from Njugush

Timothy Kimani Ndegwa, better known as Njugush, is one of the most sought-after comedians not just in Kenya but the whole region.

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Most people first came to know him after he featured on The Real Househelps of Kawangware (TRHK), however, he later exited the show to pursue personal interests.

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In hindsight, that was a brave move because he has really grown online since he stopped appearing on our screen so much so that NTV had to look for him and ask him to create content for them.

Other than the fact that he is really funny, there’s something about how he carries himself that many are yet to understand. His peers wonder how he’s able to land many mega deals.

However, what they do not know is that he has a serious manager who helps him make serious business decisions and that is none other than Celestine Ndinda, his wife.

Other than than, Njugush has been very consistent over the years unlike many local comics who take a break when they get some little money in their pockets.

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The truth is that not everyone will like your product and that is why Njugush has solidified his fan base over the years so much so that if you hate on his comedy one of his fans will attack you.

The other thing is that his approach to comedy has really evolved over the years. If he was making the same jokes that he used to make when we first knew him, he would have lost most of us along the way.

I think there is so much that comedians who are trying to get their names out there can learn from this chap and all it takes is to observe how he carries himself.