Wadagliz’s Hit Song ‘Anguka Nayo’ Taken Down from YouTube: Details Revealed

Kenyan rap duo Wadagliz has faced a setback after their viral hit song Anguka Nayo was removed from YouTube.

The music video, which had garnered over 8 million views before being taken down, was widely popular, even making it onto Google’s list of most-searched items and trending lyrics.

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The duo has yet to comment on the removal, and the exact reason behind it remains unclear at the time of this report.

The song, whose title combines two Swahili words, sampled beats from DJ Creme’s hit Kufa Juu. Its creative production and artistry earned widespread acclaim within Kenya’s vibrant music scene.

Anguka Nayo gained prominence as a protest anthem during the political unrest that shook the country earlier this year. Its energetic vibe and relatable message resonated with the youth, becoming a staple in clubs, public transport, and social media dance challenges that helped spread its influence globally.

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Wadagliz faced backlash after performing Anguka Nayo at the 61st Mashujaa Day celebrations in Kwale County. Their appearance at the government-organized event, attended by President William Ruto, sparked criticism from a section of Gen Z Kenyans, who accused the duo of betraying their fanbase by aligning with political interests.

The controversy highlights the intersection of art, politics, and public perception in Kenya’s entertainment industry.