 Hello, everybody. Welcome to SPM Buzz. They call me Superhost Ms. Kithinji, and I am hanging out with a star on Buzz with stars. But before I introduce him, please make sure you subscribe because we are heading to 200K subscribers. And if you hit that subscription button, you're blessing us with that. You know, one more for subscribers. Thank you so much for subscribing. Now, my guest for today, you all know him. He has entertained you guys for years and years and years. And you love him as well. He is the one and only Steven Dede, popularly known as DJ Shiti. Hi, Shiti. Kithinji. Any name? Nikithinji. Kithinji. Any name? I miss Nanga, your N. It's Steven Dede. One more. N-D-E-D-E. Nice. Oh, no. And Steven Dede. Steven Dede. All the mummies here. Ah, okay. And by the way, oh, did you talk to Shiti? I know, I've seen that. Where did it come from? I saw it in a script here. Real houses of Kawanguare. Oh, okay. So, now, Shiti, I know you came from Nakuru to Nairobi. What has life taught you? Because I know you came here with nothing. And we're going to be talking about that a little bit later. But let me ask you, what has Nairobi taught you so far? Nairobi has taught me that, first of all, is the land of opportunity. And other thing, Nairobi is full of snakes. You should never trust anyone in Nairobi. Anyone, and as a Kugeuka, anytime, come with you, you will be with me, you will be with me. So Nairobi is on your own. Nairobi has taught me to be on my own, first. Never to depend on anyone, my uncle, my brother, anyone. But my own, yeah. And this goes out to everyone out there, every youth who is hustling. In this life, not only Nairobi, you are on your own. That's the most important thing that you should know. Yeah. But also, I know, you're not alone, you're not alone, you're not alone. What is that one person that you can single out among many that you feel has been of great impact in your career, especially when you were starting off? Okay, other thing, as much as you are on your own in Nairobi, something that you should never forget. I mean, something that Nairobi has taught me is that real brothers are those ones you meet here in Nairobi. They can be real more than the one who is only one hour home. Yeah. So I cannot single one person, but it's a series of people that have helped me, they have connected me, how do you call, Destiny? Destiny Connector. Yeah. Eddie Butita connected me to Abel Mutua. Abel Mutua connected me to Real House of Kawanguare and the story. Continues. Continues, yeah. Oh, okay, very nice. Again, Churchill gave me the platform that I used as a, what do you call, No, this is what I'm doing. Like you when you are starting there, those places that I used to go to. Internship. Yeah, yeah. How do you think that platform contributed to your career? Which platform? You know what Churchill gave you? Um, it, what I can say is that all those platforms contributed in different ways. Yeah. But what it has taught me, the disciplinary time. Yeah. Me, I'm disciplinary time, I use it. Because it's partly to the one, director of Victor Bell, I want to focus on time. So, first thing is disciplinary time. I'm the house helps pick and if it was a disciplinary time, ten or seven, four, four, five years, you have to be able to feel. Because I'm going to work, I'm going to work at Tisa and Pandamatri, your time, Bardo, and Kujambaka Town, because I bought all the chocolate at town. And I can influence, I can influence, and I can influence who is at the fair, this is why fair is the job daily. I can influence who is at the fair, I don't take dog or pet. So, it's a learning process. Any, any platform you come across in the learning process your life, your career, not a single career, most of the time, I'm going to be out there. Yeah. Okay, quite an encouragement from someone who has done it for a while now. Shiti, we've mentioned about, you can come to Nairobi and find brothers here. And they can even be better than your blood brothers. Do you believe that brocodes still exist and what is brocodes according to you? Uh-huh. Brocodes are anyone who can connect to a job, because a job is something you can do in Nairobi. My brother is from Nairobi, he's from Michereti. He's the one I know, he's from Tumzima. My sister is from Witi. She's from Waiwai. She's from Butita. Anything you can do in Nairobi is up to you. But up to you is up to my real brother. Because if you're a real brother, it's up to you. If you're from Nairobi, it's up to you. My real brother is from Nairobi. He's from Fannana. He's from Fannana. He's from Fannana. He's from Fannana. I'm very sure he's your sister. Yeah. He's from Fannana. He's from Fannana. He's from Butita. I'm a shico. The way you speak would obviously look like a shico, but a garlic shico, hey! from Mechu-Koil, from Mechu-Koil, from Fannana and K Зюр. I check I watch it, I watch it from other platforms, S Sp.64. It's because S Sp.64 exists online TV. Is it really? You guys are not fair. I know we want to grow talents and we want to help people grow their families as well. And talking about actually Kulipawasani poor, where we're according to where we're do you actually think art in Kenya pays and do you feel that because I've seen so many people that started off even with you guys. I'm a TV producer. I want to be street proper. You know, Nukweli, When I was a producer, I used to work for TV. I used to work in the opposite direction. I would sit at the meeting and talk to Nge. Wherever Nukweli had been, I would spend a lot of time talking to her because I remember when I was talking to her. She would be in the house, and she would sit there and talk to me. I don't know how to play games or go out. If you want to go to Vibhaya, and if you want to go to me, if you want to watch TV, you can go to Lisa, because she's my father. Online I can go to Sheikah, yes. But if you want to go to Ufa, you can go to other clubs, you can go to Mabviombo, you can go to other hotels, you can go to other clubs, you can go to other TV, the mediocrity is behind TV. and if you want to go to Vibhaya, you can go to TV, because she's your father, you can go to other clubs. That's why online, you want to go to Muba, and if you want to go to Cheungu, you can go to the other clubs. If you want to go to Abaya, you can go to Zuri, Palais citizens, I can go to the other clubs, the majority. Oh God. Oh God. Okay. So, Okay. Okay. Sometimes. See what. See what. See what. So, from the best. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. 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