Just like that, Wizzo Tano Nane has captured the attention of all Kenyan netizens thanks to his short clips that he shares on social media that most of which have gone viral.
Among the few videos that have gone viral, Wizzo Tano Nane’s recent video that addressed the look of Khaligraph Jones has brought him to the spotlight some more bringing the same viral clip to the attention of Khaligraph Jones who is currently outside the country, he is in the US.
Here’s the viral clip that got everybody talking about Wizzo Tano Nane.
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Upon seeing the video a few days after it was put up, the multiple-award-winning rapper shared the aforementioned video on his social media page that got a lot of reactions from his fanbase.
The ‘Yes Bana’ hitmaker then, even teased releasing a record inspired by Wizzo Tano Nane’s adlibs.
True to his word, he went ahead and released a freestyle using Wizzo Tano Nane’s adlibs with the words “Kwani ni Kesho?” standing out.
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In another rejoinder, Wizzo Tano Nane explained that the term “Kwani ni Kesho?” is a slang term predominantly used in Buruburu estate popularly known as “5-8”.
Wizzo Tano Nane is not the first person to use the term “Kwani ni Kesho”, actually, one of the most dominant hip hop groups representing the drill culture in the country called Buruklyn Boyz released a record dubbed ‘Nairobi’ with the words used throughout the song.
The rap duo Buruklyn Boyz are from Buruburu, the same neighborhood Wizzo Tano Nane comes from.
Khaligraph Jones shared the short clip of himself teasing the unreleased freestyle song dubbed ‘Kwani ni Kesho’ while inside his hotel room in Houston, Texas asking fans if he should make the freestyle into a whole song.
“Kwani ni Keshoooo..Decided To Do a little Freestyle, might Just decide to Make it a whole song, Type Yes in the Comment section if you want me to release the whole song.. #RESPECTTHEOGS” Khaligraph Jones shared online teasing the ‘Kwani ni Kesho’ freestyle.
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Wizzo Tano Nane told Khaligraph Jones to get inspired by his words but not copy him after listening to the freestyle Khaligraph Jones teased using the popular Buruburu expression.
“I am the storm! Before something becomes a breakthrough, it was once a crazy concept so Khaligraph Jones be inspired, but don’t copy “Kwani Ni Kesho” is a vibe from 58.” Wizzo Tano Nane said on a viral social media video.
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