Controversy Has Nothing On Camp Mulla

Camp Mulla have grown from strength to strength with their latest achievement seeing them getting signed by Safaricom Live.

But what i don’t get is how they have managed to be this successful when they have done some risky songs about weed. Don’t get me wrong, i like the fact that they are keeping it real and doing fun songs about topics alot of cool kidz can relate with but this is Kenya -a nation as conservative as it is beautiful!
Avril had to lay low like an envelope after pictures allegedly of her surfaced on the internet and did the rounds. Yet these guys come out of their risky moves stronger than ever and with an even more loyal fanbase.
It seems that irrespective of the nature of risks they take on and irrespective of the level of risk the moves they make have, they come out unscathed.

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Think about it, the photos of Avril were not conclusive proof of anything in this age of photoshop yet she took such a beating over them and Camp Mulla do a track such as “S.O.S” but they still nail endorsement deal after endorsement deal.

And here i was thinking Kenya is a truly conservative nation! I guess Camp Mulla have struck the balance between controversy and poking fun at society.