Long distance runner Eliud Kipchoge paid tribute to Nyashinski after he wrote a song for him, 'Marathon Runner'.
In the song, Nyashinski asks Kipchoge to "keep jogging". The song was released three years ago and has over 2 million views on YouTube.
"It's the way I live my life. Can't let nobody live my life for me. Can't let nobody run me. Can't let nobody run me," Nyashinski adds in the lyrics.
In a recent interview with Mpasho's writer, Elizabeth Ngigi, when Kipchoge was unveiled as the PhantomX2 brand ambassador, he said Nyashinski is his best artiste so far.
"Nyashinki's music is great and clean. He is encouraging the youth to work hard," he said.
A few months ago, Kipchoge also gifted the singer major gifts. The two legends shared inspiring moments hours into one of the singer's events in Eldoret.
Nyashinski shared his delight at meeting Kipchoge on a beautiful note. The runner appeared to have received Nyashinski on arrival in the town.
"Humbled, is what I am. Truly, no human is limited. @kipchogeeliud Keep Jogging!" he wrote.
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