Dancehall star Stephen Karuga alias KRG the Don has revealed that he doesn’t make money from music in Kenya because Kenyans don’t support his music career as much.
KRG says that he usually targets American and European markets which have been very lucrative for him.
“I normally don’t sell my music locally, because people don’t do streams. The biggest consumers of my music are people in the US, Europe then Kenya. Out there is where the money is,” KRG said during an interview with a local publication.
The Dancehall singer also dismissed claims that he is involved in money laundering schemes and other illegal deals.
“I am in so many businesses. I have business in almost every sector in this country. I’m in Real Estate ( own properties), transport business, I sell cars (several yards), and finally, I’m in the music business. I’m also a brand ambassador of several brands. And on top of that, I’m also a mini-partner in other businesses,” KRG said.
“All this business is what makes me money. I normally don’t talk about them because it’s not a must and that’s why people speculate a lot about me. If I was a criminal, I could not be here doing this interview, I could be behind bars,” he added.
