Emerging as a notable figure in the Gengetone music scene, Ngesh Kaveve Kazoze has recently captivated the public’s interest. Her rise to prominence ensued when her verses, featured in a song alongside her collective, Spider Gang, swiftly gained viral traction.
Ngesh’s lyrical content struck a chord with many Kenyans, fostering a sense of relatability that quickly endeared her to an expanding fan base. Remarkably, within a mere fortnight, the song amassed over 1 million views, catapulting Ngesh into the spotlight. Consequently, she found herself amidst a flurry of interviews and garnered support from diverse quarters.
Nevertheless, as is customary with success, it also attracted its share of detractors. Some individuals expressed discontent with Ngesh’s rapid elevation to stardom and the subsequent evolution of her lifestyle. Formerly engaged in street vending, she now commanded stages in nightlife venues, yielding substantial earnings.
During a live interaction on TikTok, a vocal critic unleashed scathing remarks, accusing her of crafting vacuous lyrics that failed to resonate with the average Kenyan. Despite the harsh criticism, Ngesh Kaveve Kazoze exhibited remarkable composure in her response. While acknowledging that her lyrics might be perceived as simplistic, she staunchly defended them, highlighting their pivotal role in sustaining her livelihood.
Ngesh’s artistic prowess has facilitated her bookings for performances at numerous clubs, where she receives remuneration for her creative output. Firmly asserting her stance, she emphasized that as long as her music continued to generate significant income, she harbored no inclination to deviate from her perceived “childish” lyrical style. Her steadfast dedication to her craft and her unwavering determination to leverage her talent for a better life remain resolute.
