Timmy Tdat has recently caused a stir among netizens with an unexpected revelation: “Nimeona candle!” The artist, renowned for his dynamic stage presence and captivating music, has found the spotlight shifting from his musical talents to a more explicit aspect – his “mjulus.”
While Timmy Tdat initially gained fame for his infectious hit songs like “Welle Welle,” “Vitamin U,” “Trikide,” and “Kasayole,” his recent move has left fans questioning the choice to showcase his erect mjulubeng in a promotional video for his latest track, “Naskia Poa.”
The term “mjulus or mjulubeng” is slang referring to a well-endowed male organ. Despite the unexpected nature of his content, Timmy Tdat’s bold confidence and his embrace of his physical attributes have made a lasting impression, particularly on admirers among Kenyan women.
Thirsty fans have flooded his social media pages with expressions of admiration, leaving behind flattering comments and messages. Timmy Tdat’s journey from a music sensation to a social media sensation with a more explicit focus has undoubtedly sparked curiosity and conversation within the online community.
