However after Corana pandemic happened, the Gengetone music industry started to slowly fade away; and before we could notice this – most artists i.e Ethic, sailorz and even Kartelo himself stopped making headlines like before.<\/p>\n Speaking about his experience as an artist from the Ghetto; Kartelo this past weekend opened up about some of the struggles boys his age have been going through since they became famous.<\/p>\n According to the guy, there are people who had been working overtime to kill the Gengetone industry; forgetting that this is the same industry that has helped reduced crime in the society.<\/p>\n He went on to give examples of how Ethic\u2019s Swat inspired \u2018youngins\u2019 to invest in their talents whether music or dancing; and just when things were looking up – some powerful cartels decided to wipe them off meaning most would resume to the life of crime.<\/p>\n Well, it\u2019s not clear as to how Kartelo\u2019s down fall came so fast especially with friends like Chipukeezy around; but all I know is that there is something the young artist is not telling his fans.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.ghafla.co.ke\/ke\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/4\/2021\/06\/Kartelo-1.png\")
<\/a><\/p>\nKartelo speaks<\/h3>\n
<\/a>Willis Raburu offers to help<\/h3>\n