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Another day with some fresh shade from dancehall artiste and self-proclaimed billionaire Krg the Don, Bughaa himself.
The budding artist has asked Kenyan artists (whom he refers to as local artists) to keep in mind that they are not of the same calibre and he is not one of them.
Born Karagu Kimani, KRG has made a name for himself as a media personality and very little as an artist. I mean he has two or three hit songs but that is just it... his controversial lifestyle sells more. If born a girl, he'd probably would have been a socialite.
"Y'all Local Artists stop embarrassing yourselves coz u look like clowns already," started off the father of 3.
Still throwing shots, the dancehall artist went on to emphasize that he was not on the same level as other Kenyan artist. Highlighting just because he dwelled in the same country as said "local artists" this did not mean that they were on the same playing field.
Leave alone playing the same match.
"I'm not on your level at all! Just coz I'm Kenyan doesn't mean mimi mwenzenu...(I am one of you) No sir!" Part of the 'Mambo Imechemuka' hitmaker's rant read.
Finishing off, KRG asked artists to leave hm alone and everyone to focus on whatever puts food on their table instead of trying to stick their noses in other people's business or mentioning him for clout.
"Kila mtu afanye kazi yake kwa heshima. Mimi ni Bughaaa aka Man A Global charmer," wrote KRG.
This translates to;
"Let everyone do their work with respect, I am Bughaa,"
Still not done, the artist went on to shade fellow Kenyans maintaining that they were not on the same level with him and could never even get close to the calibre of people in his circle.
"The people I deal wid (with) u even can't get close to dem (them) leave alone working wid dem," the last of his angry and incredibly shady post read.
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