Khaligraph Jones is currently abroad in the US and living the best life that his money can afford him, he’s not complaining about it, he’s over the moon.
The rapper incognito traveled to the US and he’s working on a project whilst there already shooting a music video for one of his unreleased songs taken from his music vault.
Khaligraph Jones shot his ‘Leave Me Alone’ music video in the States and surprisingly he says that it’s way cheaper for him and probably any African artiste to shoot their music video in the United States as opposed to shooting back home.
It seems the rapper is already back to shoot some more high-class, professional music videos in the States.
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Khaligraph Jones’s latest project was shot by Terence Prevost, an American Film Director who has worked with the best of the best rappers Houston has to offer and then some since 2017.
Terence Prevost has worked with Trippie Redd, Boosie Badazz, Trae Tha Truth, and so many established rappers in the international hip hop realm.
There’s no doubt the latest visuals Khaligraph Jones is about to drop, is going to change the narrative of music videos in Kenya.
Still being in the US, Khaligraph Jones teased an unreleased record dubbed ‘Kamlesh Pattni’ inspired by, yes, you guessed it, the businessman cum politician cum Pastor, Mr. Kamlesh Pattni.
He teased the song for a couple of songs and fans are already hooked by it and want to listen to the whole song.
Khaligraph hasn’t confirmed or denied if he is working on releasing the ‘Kamlesh Pattni’ song.
It might just be a hit record like that song Cassper Nyovest released a few years ago dubbed ‘Tito Mboweni’ that was inspired by Tito Mboweni(he was the eighth Governor of the South African Reserve Bank and the first Black South African to hold the post) who has been serving as Minister of Finance of South Africa in the government of President Cyril Ramaphosa since 2018.
