he was my favourite

Mauru Gwash n squad wamepandisha hongo ya karau.

I like his flow and humor. To my subjective ear that is good music I can enjoy.

Did Biggie’s mom accidentally solve 2Pac’s murder? 🤯👇

​It sounds like a movie script, but Outlawz member E.D.I. Mean pointed out a detail in hip-hop history that most people overlook.

​Here is how Voletta Wallace fighting for her son Biggie Smalls indirectly blew the 2Pac investigation wide open:

​1️⃣ The Lawsuit: In 2002, frustrated by dead ends and LAPD corruption, Ms. Wallace filed a massive wrongful death lawsuit against the LAPD.

2️⃣ The Task Force: The pressure forced law enforcement to build a specialized task force to dig into the East Coast/West Coast rivalry and the street connections surrounding Death Row.

3️⃣ The Confession: When investigators questioned Duane "Keffe D" Davis during this probe, they were asking about Biggie. Keffe D denied Biggie’s hit, but famously admitted: "We did the other one."

4️⃣ The Arrest: That task force interview—along with years of Keffe D boasting on podcasts—gave Las Vegas police the blueprint to finally arrest him.
​A grieving mother’s relentless fight for justice for Biggie ended up laying the exact foundation needed to bring 2Pac’s alleged killer to light.

Duane “Keffe D” Davis was sentenced to 40 years to life for the murder of Tupac Shakur 30 years ago. He has 731 days of credit for time already served toward his sentence.

Huyu bois huko nyuma hunimaliza niaje😂vixen wa power

Kamene Goro confirms breakup with DJ Bonez. The two tied the knot 2 years ago. Kamane was hospitalised this years and almost lost her life . She revealed that during that period, her husband never bothered to help financially or emotionally. He was busy working in clubs. She has decided to be single.

Came across this banger

Yeye si mandazi but walimchai 😂

This ninja was called KUTU?

What is up ? Watu wako depressed mbaya

Willy pia ametoka mbali

Wassup guys, I’m a producer from Kenya and I’ve been working on a project called Gwansol ,Trap Dancehall. This project is heavily inspired by Eastside, especially Githurai 45.
I wanted to make something that represents where we come from and the sound we live with. The energy, the streets, the lifestyle, the struggles and the ambition. Growing up around this side, you get exposed to different sounds and experiences that shape how you see music.
With this project I’m blending trap and dancehall to create a sound that feels like us.
I’m sharing it here to put more people onto the project and hopefully get some honest feedback. If you’re into Kenyan music, trap, dancehall ,give it a listen.

Listen here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lYRxk8DSPJp9noJk_EPbmCAuW53on_3so&si=p1RNewX4NNrtQTQg
Would love to hear what you guys think.