Kenyan rapper Khaligraph Jones has addresses claims that he has a verse in popular Gengetone song 'Kaveve kazoze.'

Speaking in a live session with his fans, Khaligraph Jones said he was not featured in the popular song and he has no idea why people keep telling him to sing his verse in the song.

PHOTO: Khaligraph Jones 

"The viral song called Kaveve that wasn’t me on the son men. I don’t know for some reason people think it was me on the song. Hata umekuja Dubai unapiga raundi watu wanakuambiaJones hebu tuimbie kaveve kazoze. Niggah ain’t put my voice on the song, that wasn’t me on the song.. Hio ilikuwa niii… AI buda mi siko kwa hio wimbo."

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Khaligraph Jones said that the other version of of Kaveve kazoze that was shared on social media was AI generated.

The Viral Song 'Rieng Genje' is known by its popular lyrics 'Cash crop ya Nyandarua ni Mawaru', 'Kaveve kazoze'

The song is by by spider clan, which features trending gengetone artist Ngesh bad gal wa Vasha.

PHOTO: Spider clan 

The song blends elements of hip hop, dancehall and afrobeat, creating a unique and vibrant sound that appeals to a wide audience. The lyrics are witty and humorous, expressing the group's confidence and pride in their own style and culture. 

Since the song went viral, the artists have received recognition from brands and Kenyan politicians who have stepped in to help them grow their music career.