The rising Gengetone sensation, Ngesh Kaveve Kazoze, has recently captivated the public’s attention. Ngesh gained widespread recognition when her lyrics, featured in a song performed with her group, Spider Gang, became a viral sensation.
Her lyrical content resonated with numerous Kenyans, creating a sense of relatability that endeared her to an ever-expanding fan base. Within a mere two weeks, the song amassed over 1 million views, thrusting Ngesh into the spotlight. Consequently, she found herself in the midst of interviews and garnered support from various quarters.
However, as is customary with success, it brought forth a wave of detractors. Some individuals expressed dissatisfaction with Ngesh’s swift rise to fame and the subsequent transformation of her lifestyle. Formerly a street vendor, she now commanded stages in clubs, earning a substantial income.
During a live session on TikTok, a vocal critic did not mince words, accusing her of producing lyrics devoid of meaning that failed to connect with the average Kenyan. The comments were cutting, yet Ngesh Kaveve Kazoze exhibited remarkable composure in her response. She acknowledged that her lyrics might be perceived as childish but defended them by highlighting that these very lyrics were the source of her financial sustenance.
Ngesh’s talent has opened doors for her, securing performances at several clubs where she receives compensation for her artistry. She steadfastly asserted that as long as her music continued to generate a substantial income, she had no intention of abandoning her “childish” lyrical style. Her dedication to her craft and her determination to leverage her talent for a better life remain resolute.
