Kenyan rapper Boutross Munene believes that Kenya has some international artists disagreeing with Otile Brown's controversial opinion.
In a recent interview with Kalondu Musyimi, the musician got candid about his views on the Kenyan music industry stating that he did believe some Kenyan artists are international.
"There are international artists in Kenya and if I believe I am then that's enough."
The musician further on the Kenyan industry music acknowledged the good music produced in Kenya adding it's the music business that he did not like the business part of it.
"I love Kenyan music, I just don't like the music business."
He further explained;
"People don't take into consideration the business part, they don't take into consideration the marketing... because you don't wanna share 5% with someone."
Boutross also got candid about his dating life, further shedding light on why he likes older women.
"I like people who I can have a conversation with, at least a conversation that can make sense."
Adding; "Maybe 35,36,37, hao unajua wamemature, remember that number girls."
Boutross when asked if he wouldn't mind being kept by a woman said;
"Mimi siwezi mind kuwekwa, but siwezi kaa."
Catch up with Boutross on the 31st of March at Uhuru Gardens. Tickets for Raha Fest are now available at Ticket Sasa and Ticket Yetu, providing attendees the opportunity to secure their spot at this unforgettable celebration of African music, art, and culture.
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