Khaligraph Jones has come forward to reveal how seriously he takes his craft especially when it comes to his music in the ever-expanding music industry in the country, especially in the hip hop arena.
The rapper that is known across the globe thanks to his regional awards that have put him on the international rap map and African hip hop’s pedestal has come forward to disclosed how he came about his number one hit rap song dubbed ‘Leave Me Alone’ that is still a banger to this day.
The rapper who commands respect not only in Kenya but across the African continent stated that it took him not more than two days to finish up with the ‘Leave Me Alone’ project.
According to Kayole born and bred rapper, it only took him 48 hours to write the lyrics of the hit song, record it and even shoot the music video for the song.
Khaligraph Jones who celebrated the song turning one year old the other said that he did all this when he was abroad, in Dallas, Texas to be precise proving that his work ethic is rather impressive than most other artistes in the industry today.
After he was done shooting the music video for ‘Leave Me Alone’, Khaligraph Jones rushed to the airport on the same day to catch his flight back to the motherland, Africa, Kenya to be more direct.
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“… I dropped ‘leave me Alone’,” Khaligraph Jones said. “I wrote recorded and shot the video of this song in less than 48hrs in the states Dallas Texas and upon completing the shoot I rushed to the airport to catch my flight back home (Kenya)”
Favorite verse
In the many songs Khaligraph Jones has managed to release over the years in his music career, he has finally revealed the favorite verse he has ever written yet.
His favorite verse that he has ever written is off the ‘Leave Me Alone’ hit record and it is the first verse from the song.
“the 1st verse of this song is one of my Favorite verses that I ever spit on a track, ‘Leave me Alone’ is special, The OG will be respected”
For a song that was written, recorded and the music video shot within a span of 48 hours, it proves that Khaligraph Jones’ penmanship is out of this world and comes close and/or second to none in today’s rap scene.
