Gwaash links up with K4Kanali and Josephil on ‘Bad Manners’ (Video)

Celebrated Kenyan singer Martin Wagura, better known as Fatboy Gwaash or Gwaash, has dropped a new track with K4Kanali and Josephil from Team Psycho and it is getting a lot of love from their fans.

Also read: Gengetone is still alive, kind of

The jam titled Bad Manners has been ruling the airwaves since it came out a few hours ago and to be honest, we also love it.

K4Kanali
K4Kanali

I have listened to this song a couple of times since it came out and every time I listen to it, it’s like I am hearing it for the very first time. Yup, it’s that’s good.

One of the reasons why I love Gengetone and the artists behind it is because of their sheer creativity. These guys can come up with random rhymes and it’s just awesome to listen to them as they play around with words.

Also read: Gwaash is exactly what Kenyan music industry needs

I am a huge fan of K4Kanali and if you ask me, he totally nailed the hook and his verse in this track. He has a natural flow and to add to that, his deep baritone really sets him apart.

As expected, Gwaash also aced it. He also has an impeccable flow though I must admit that sometimes I feel like he is talking through his verse rather than singing.

Gwaash
Gwaash

Josephil from Team Pycho also did a good job. He is also interesting to listen to and I must say that I’m going to look out for his music and verses henceforth.

The beat is also on point. Other than the fact that it’s very catchy, which simply means that you might get up to dance as you listen to this song, it blends well with the voices and tempos of the artists.

About the video, I do not really know. Not that I have any problem with it but I feel that more needs to be done when it comes quality, concept and location. Anyway, big up to Gwaash, K4Kanali and Josephil.

Watch Bad Manners below and tell us what you think.

Gwaash has dropped a new banger titled ‘Bend Ukimove’ alongside Kijiko and Savage (Video)

Fat Boy Gwaash, who’s also known as Mr. Sponyo, has teamed up with Kijiko and Savage on his latest release and we can’t get enough of it.

Also read: Gwaash is exactly what Kenyan music industry needs

The song titled Bend Ukimove, which means bend as you are moving or ‘twerk it’, has received good traction since it was released.

As you can tell, this song is purely for entertainment. If you were looking for something with an impactful message, I hate to be the one to tell you that you are looking in the wrong place.

Gwaash
Gwaash

Anyway, I really love this song. I can’t get enough of it. In my opinion, everything was arranged. I won’t be shocked if it becomes the street anthem of the year.

It is the real embodiment of Gengetone. As I was listening to it, I sort of felt like I was back to the early 2000s when  Genge was such a big deal but then again maybe it’s just me.

All the three artists i.e. Kijiko, Fat Boy Gwaash and Savage, really came through in this jam. Their verses were so on point that I had to pause the song to listen to words that had slipped by.

Kijiko
Kijiko

The beat in this jam is also awesome. It’s so catchy that you just want to get up from the seat and bust moves. I can tell you for free that this song will receive massive airplay in clubs.

Just like most Gengetone jams, the video concept was very simple. However, the one thing that struck my eyes is the well-endowed lasses were shaking their derrieres like the world was coming to an end.

Watch Bend Ukimove below and tell us what you think.

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

Gwaash is back with ‘Pepeta’ alongside Quanchy and Rawky and it’s a banger (Video)

Fat Boy Gwaash, who is also known as Mr. Sponyo, has teamed up with Quanchy and Rawky on his latest release and we really love it.

Also read: Boondocks Gang has teamed up with Quanchy on ‘Fimbo’ and we love it (Video)

The song titled Pepeta is about well-endowed lasses shaking their derrieres like there is no tomorrow. Put simply, it’s all about twerking. Sorry if you are the kind of people that look for a message, there’s none here.

Anyway, I really love this jam. Apart from the curvaceous ladies who were picked as vixens for this video, I could not get enough of the witty rhymes and wordplay by the artists. They totally nailed it.

Quanchy
Quanchy

This was my second time listening to a jam by Quanchy and I  must admit that he’s really good. Although his rhymes aren’t all that, he is without a doubt the upcoming king of hooks.

Rawky is not too bad either. His wordplay seems effortless and chances are, you will look for other songs by him after listening to this jam.

As expected, Gwaash also nailed it. To be honest, I wasn’t expecting anything less from him. He brought life to it with his dope rhymes and if it ever goes viral, we’ll have him to thank.

The beat, which was produced by a lad known as Mawa, was also dope. As I was listening to this jam, I could picture ladies in a club twerking like the world is coming to an end.

Watch Pepeta below and tell us what you think.

Gwaash has linked up with Juice Flaps Family on ‘Mnanishika Nini’ and it’s a banger (Video)

Fat Boy Gwaash, who’s also known as Mr Sponyo, has dropped a new jam with Juicy Flaps Family and we really love it. Like, really!

The song titles Mnanishika Nini was inspired by an audio clip of Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu protesting his arrest in April 2012. At the time, he was an assistant minister.

Although this was my first time listening to a jam by Juicy Flaps Family, I was not disappointed. Actually, I searched for other songs by them after listening to this one and all I can say is that they are too dope.

Gwaash
Gwaash

As expected, Gwaash really came through with some dope rhymes on this jam. Anyway, I was not expecting anything less.

His verse goes like, “Chengerere kwa mkono cheza chini buda boss afande form ni gani kwenye mbaru jo umenirusha Mariamu haidai, kupanda miti haidai, kupanda miti haidai shika hongo usinikashi nitakutuma buda boss siku nyingi imetung’ora si vijana wa mtaani, tukiseti mnatunyuria, tukanjwa mnatuchuna, tukipona mnatupona, acha hizo jo…”

The other thing that struck me about this song is the vixens who were featured in the video. They were shaking it like the world was coming to an end an we don’t really mind.

The beat was also so dope. The first time I heard this jam, I wanted to hit the club and get down with some beautiful ladies. Props to the producer.

Watch Mnanishika Nini below and tell us what you think.

Gwaash has teamed up with Puffy and El Chapo Gang on ‘Bum Digida’ and it’s a banger (Video)

Fat Boy Gwaash, who’s also known as Mr Sponyo, dropped a new jam with El Chapo Gang and Puffy and we really  love it. Like, really!

Also read: Gwaash is exactly what Kenyan music industry needs

The song titled Bum Digida, is a party anthem that that hails the shaking of booty or twerking if you like.

If you were looking for a jam with a message then you are in the wrong place since it is just for entertainment. I would strongly advise you to look elsewhere.

Anyway, in my opinion, this jam is out of this world. It’s totally dope. In as much as it was my first time listening to a song by El Chapo or Puffy, I was not disappointed.

Gwaash
Gwaash

I, however, have to admit that I have a bias towards El Chapo. His wordplay on this jam was so amazing. I just wanted to keep listening to him.

As expected,n Fat Boy Gwaash also came through with some witty rhymes. He really aced it ladies and gentlemen. No kidding.

Of course, the video for this jam is also awesome thanks to the well-endowed lasses who were twerking like the world was about to end. Props to them! Or else it would not be a song about twerking if they didn’t get vixens who can really shake it.

Watch Bum Digida below and tell us what you think.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ew8D941p784

Gwaash has dropped a new jam dubbed ‘Dryspell’ alongside Cardiac and it’s a banger (Video)

Fat Boy Gwaash has teamed up with an upcoming singer who’s known as Cardiac on his latest jam and we really love it. No kidding.

Also read: Gwaash is exactly what Kenyan music industry needs

The song titled Dryspell talks about what happens when a person, especially a man, does not have sex for a long time due to one reason or the other. (I was explaining to the prudes because I know you all know what it means).

Anyway, although it’s the first time I’ve listened to a song by Caridac, I was not disappointed at all. He has some good punchlines. Like, really. I would listen to him all day.

Gwaash
Gwaash

He just doesn’t focus on rhyming words, as you are listening to him, you’ll realize that there’s a lot of of thought that went into his would never mind the fact that he’s just singing about sex.

As expected, Gwaash also came through with some mad flow on this jam.  He repped his hood, Kariobangi South, so well.

His verse goes like, “Naunguza kila siku kwa bar-esa wanadhani namada pesa wanadhani namada hela but jioni niko mboka kutesa nitatesa jo kuteka ntateka jo wakoba tutafyeka kila siku kujibamba acha hizo buda boss naskia mkoba wangu analia ako dry acha hizo bana jo form za urazi hatudai form za ujinga hatudai niko kwenye keja jo tunakata.”

The video was also good, especially the scenes that have some endowed vixens twerking their derrieres like there’s no tomorrow. You guy!

I also loved the beat, it gives you this feeling of FOMO. However, for one reason or the other, I could not picture guys dancing to this song in a club or anywhere else. Maybe it’s just me.

Listen to Dryspell below and tell us what you think.