Kenyan rapper Stevo Simple Boy has responded to people claiming that he copied Khaligraph Jones'Video concept.

Some fans  claimed that the official video of 'Kwame' by Khaligraph Jones and Harmonize which was released two weeks ago is quite similar to 'Inabamba(Aii Wewe)' by stevo Simple Boy which was released yesterday.



Both videos have shirtless men dancing in the streets carrying some weapons.

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In response to the claims, Stevo Simple Boy said that the videos are different however the directors who shot the two videos are both Tanzanians.

"Many say I have copied Khaligraph in the video of my new song. It is exciting but I would like to say there is a big difference but all the directors who shot those two videos are Tanzanian."


Stevo said that he has no intentions of copying someone's style and his style of singing will soon change.

"I am just doing my work and I have no intentions of copying someone's work. But am struggling to reach to a higher level of Kisanii. I promise big things are coming with a difference in video and also my way of singing will change alot."

The musician also thanked his supporters from both Kenya and Tanzania and asked God to increase them.


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