10 years ago this past Saturday, Kenya lost a talented rapper to road carnage. That was a big blow to Kenya's fledgling entertainment scene. The blow sent Kenya's rap scene reeling and Kenyans mourning.

Following Pilsner's King of Bold rebranding supported by on-tour performances by the Prezzo, Abass Kubaff, Bamboo, Wyre, Juliani, Jua Cali and Madtraxx, newly launched Pilsner League of Kings Pool Challenge is replicating the experience.

Bamboo and Abbas came out strongly to support TNA and many were left bamboozled by the news. Actually, i was also befuddled. Ringtone was meant to vie for the Dagoretti North parliamentary seat but he chose to step down at the eleventh hour.

Bamboo along with two of his fellow rappers who also happen to be his close pals, Abbas and Chiwawa most recently released their latest track which is basically a rendition of Gidi Gidi and Maji Maji's 'Unbwagable' track.

So, just recently, we managed to get two of the most consistent and reputable rappers Kenya has ever had, Bamboo and Abbas, in the Ghafla offices.

Bamboo's latest track, which is a collaboration with Abbas and Chiwawa has not received much love from some of their fans, seeing that it is a rendition of Gidi Gidi MajiMaji's 'Unbwogable' track.

Bamboo's latest track, which is a collaboration with Abbas and Chiwawa has not received much love from some of their fans, seeing that it is a rendition of Gidi Gidi MajiMaji's 'Unbwogable' track.

Abbas Kubaff Mchanjama is still on the K-Nel beef. if you are not familiar with the man K-Nel yet, he is the dude that apparently ripped off Abbas and other rappers after failing to pay them as promised on completion of a concert he had organised.

A couple of months ago, Abbas and Bamboo almost exchanged blows with Octopizzo at our investors' (88MPH) launch of the all the Mdundo music scratch cards which is set to boost musicians' revenue.

Everyone and their uncles have been claiming the throne and the crown! From Collo calling himself King Wa Rap to Octo asserting that he is the future of Kenyan hiphop and pundits have backed his claim.