 Palikunimu tandao piatruizi tokakidogo. Timo na palikidogo demua Facebook ameza kwa type yaku. Okay. Demua Facebook ameza kwa type yaku. Hajawai kwa type yaku. Nahata wai kwa type yaku. The reason is this. I like big things. Okay? So kidogo aponi triki. Personaliti iko check. Conversation iko check. Confidence iko check. Batsasa wana kidogo utashika wapi. Malia kusikandu ya kuna. Umgechi kwa confidence ya demua Facebook. Uweke kwa mwiliya pretivish. What are you trying to say? I'm not saying nothing. I'm just saying. Onona kwa pretivish ya kuna mwili. Lakin na juku itumia. Onona. Onona yo confidence ya kuka nyageine na seme. Once in a while pretivish yuva na na tokilezea. Lakin ni most of the time ukutana na e. Ako tu. Bada na kibiza na na stevo. So move on maze. Kibiza na na kina ubina uku. Kina tumbili. Kibiza na uku na watu. Kina kerji. Uku kuja uku uptown. Tuku pange. Tuku. Mini kata vise. Utanguki api ewa. Umu tanguki anani. Nge. Batsasa kama ukutu. Kibera kibera kibera. Toka uku. Songa na yo. Kire. Batsap introduce kwaBecause is often пит아요 I smell good and I taste even better ok kwaHi nga Same as wasabi Same as so OK Muzeolife on the interviews Na kwa Halim Poza, Inbuzaa kya Ami bati da, kwa Bati kwa Muzeo again ani matu maoya Owa ni onona Apo weiнымuата We have the whole Luo vibe because most of the guys we see here are Nyangos. So tonight we are awarding them for being great and also giving a lot of what I'm looking for. But it's basically putting lakeside on the map. Of course Obina we know you as a musician also and you also come from the lakeside. Maybe are you among the nominees among Kujatuku horse? Okay that part for nominees I don't know. If I would be I would appreciate it. However what I understand today is most of the artists who are being celebrated tonight are the ones that do like Luo Luo. Myself I put a bit of Luo in my music here and there but I'm not going all in. But I'm working on a Luo album like Ajawa like Bengal it'll be like Luo Luo. But also Marwa Awards Organisers you know English and Luo is the same thing. So you should think and do something about it. So I don't know but if I'm there it would be amazing. And even if I'm not there it's still amazing. It's a beginning this I think the second edition and a part of something great. And I would really like to see it grow and also the other guys as well. I want to see an award for Kamba Musicians, Kikuyu Musicians, Kalingin Musicians, Kisi, Giriyama, Bajuni. Let's see those awards and then we come back to one major award. Just like Pulse Music Awards but now let's have something even bigger and even better that now encompasses everybody. That now you'll find the Samido, the Prince Indas, the Malisafi Cheetos of Kenya coming together and they get serious awards because I was discussing with someone today and I was just sharing I would love to see the government be part of this. For example if the government would put aside something like 100 million each year to go in the music awards. Then now we have another one for film. Then we have another one for a different sort of entertainment whether it's sport or something. So you find in a year we have like three or four awards awarding different people who put Kenya on the map either musically or talent wise. We have riders, we have bikers and all of those people. It would be amazing. Tonight if anybody will leave the stage with an award and one million shillings that would be dope. What will happen a lot of people want to work hard and become better and now we have better services or entertainment services that will deliver to the people. We have a trophy, government and feelings. Why is the government not part of this? Like we see this venue we should have not have paid for the venue. Security, power, nini all these things could have come for free. The government could have just wavered. Sakaja could have pulled up and said you guys are doing which awards for this? Venue free, power is free. So you guys what you have to sort is deko and even deko could have gotten some deko guy come I'll do deko for free. And all boys will say we'll do sound for free because it's something that's giving back to the society but here we are but it's a start. I'm not complaining, I'm just sharing ideas that maybe if looked onto we might be better. Yes. Of course you know they're brilliant to be now with brilliant ideas. Maybe from now henceforth are you planning to be part of Marron Music Awards? Of course. When I MC once if you see them call another MC nipesa 2 ku elewan. Ya ya ya nipesa 2 ku elewan because you know when you normally partner with people and you start an event it's normally 20 kubeshte. Then you start when something grows you're like eh bro sasuni lipe sasa fene na faku lipoa nimeshafana kubeshte. But now problem with most clients when it gets to that point sasuni lipe vene I need to be paid wana kwa zileza ah bro maze we can't afford you. Now they go to another person wana tene na kubeshte. Then we will pay kiguro tene na mwacha wana na kwa another person. Most I'm not saying maruwa but most clients in Kenya are users. Most 99% 1% of clients will say what's your rate card? Okay. Will they negotiate kidogo? 99% oh we are just starting believe in us and everything and what they forget your dream is not my dream. Your vision is not my vision. I'm only a means that helps you achieve your vision. I offer a service that is like no other that is why you've looked for me. So if you can't afford me with your vision look for someone you can afford. And if I agree to see your vision and be part of it when your vision grows also allow me to grow. Grow with me. Most clients when they get to that point they'd rather bring an export we'll let them see if we can get to Uganda Ghana, South Africa then we'll call it guys really Memili piya flight, accommodation, airport, transfers and everything, we'll let them see our SUV we'll let them see our SUV we'll get to Kuangu we'll give them money but if you ask me but I don't know that thing I said in another interview most Kenyans open the kujengana most of us they'll say we went to Kuangu bro the same way today I go somewhere and they want a red carpet host and I hear they've called you and you charge a million I'll say jakidiva ah we watcha na pigiatu milini aje ambia diva maziya kuna budget maziya chuku kaka 50 chuku waka so maziya weni boyu wangu instead of me saying jakidiva a million eh kwa ni mempea ni ni she never takes that she charges 2 million then me I call and tell you jakidiva ni meskana 7 million wahongeze kakitu wakuna kakitu most Kenyans don't do that they would rather wakate usipate but pay our party now that is the part that we have instead of even look at let's not talk of entertainment let's look at everybody who is watching this if you have a business between your friends and people who don't know you who are your greatest clans those who don't know you and if it's family they'll buy one sila kupigapia they'll not come back but repeat clans are strangers me the people are paid me well strangers the people who know me bro maze uskwe evo maze bro maze so let's hope that we grow together and even with marwa awards let's hope we grow together so next year when it's being done again all the artist who didn't come today will see and want to be part of it next year and even the award money for the artist will be bigger the MC will be paid better the DJ, the ashas, the whatever everybody including you guys many people always when you see the lua you say lua is a lifestyle you being a lua but what do you love about being a lua everything what is there not to be loved about being a lua my friend talk about the height the eloquence talk about the skin tone talk about the aura when I show up everything around me ok most people think that being a lua is egocentric this is what I would say lua are born with something called a superiority complex it is what most people don't have others are born with inferiority complex this is what I mean if we are here and the lua pulls up you'll just hear hey, hey, hey first you believe in yourself before anybody believes check you where we're shooting you're shooting empire where we're shooting but another person will show up with even a fire suit than mine or any other lua person but if we are here excuse me, excuse me inferiority complex so it is something that you're born with so when you have that then you add it with the information you have for example information about dressing and how you can carry yourself and then now when you have knowledge and education it's a plus because not all lua can speak English but we have a few big words here and there we throw them with the lua when I was getting up in the morning I noticed that dollars when someone hears the conversation they are like okay so it's just about the confidence so when you look at the lua culture we are born with confidence then the rest is additional how exposed you are and the people you are around but now that is what most people don't realize this is a secret I'll tell you most of us we don't know nothing na kelele inataka tu confidence ya pastanganga na unenge na kikua confidence ya nyako confidence ya nyako de mua facebook pastanganga your confidence uksha kuwanayo any room you get into your command respect and then now you become a better person that notion has always made ladies up and joining a lua man lua man lua man who are the best guys lua man no that is not even about the confidence the part for lua man is about affection and romance okay most lua men not all most lua men if they love you or if they like you you will know or you are married to a lua man and you don't know whether they like you or they love you trust me you will know why because we are extra in everything we are loud in everything how we talk even how we behave other tribes if they love you they might want to show you lakini subliminally kidogo kidogo lua man anakupenda na domo lakini vito na kuwambia we have other people who give their women a lot of money and everything but 1 million apu kwa bedroom ya kwa matumizi it's different from ya bear you are very lucky you are very lucky I did not pass by the bank today I could have killed you with money wana jia kozileza say ma don't worry shekai 5000 tengeneza nyuele na kulete beseia high yields ukozilewe and then ladies love what's the word ladies are not visual beings many are visual beings ma dem ni kuwambia vito na muambia now most lures they know how to talk unambia mdem kitu akozileza me mma na mma ya lua because ladies like to be ajiya bear you look very ajiufanta god meji na na mma ya galtoto na sayi ni na tapia wezi lua sa the ones who came up with that term for cover the face and fire the base it's because now you're trying to accommodate everybody so you're like ayuko lakin you can still cover the face and fire the base so it is how you talk it's never even about the things you do really because you might do less but you talk more like our Kenyan politicians so it's about that and then also when you are in the presence of royalty you know lua is royalty you feel like a queen and most lua men consider themselves kings we might not have kingdoms but I'm a king on my own right so the minute I am a king you are automatically a queen and every lady wants to be a queen ma sasa uo meka na mutu ako na masyamba ka mulus je e kangapi ni ni ma milioni lakin na meka iwi ni kama aji tambui napi go na umuwa na umuwa dofu kusueapa but no mekana mii mimi ni kona fulliza lakin ni weita can you give the bed one but I know kukunya wine bottle bring bottle of red swing wine watis tihari nisha kusetku a wine lakin ni onwa zina kwa champagne but your confidence is not what most people like like knowing they are protected they like knowing my Ehi tragicai. The reason is this. The reason is this. I like big things. Okay? So kidogo aponi triki. Personaliti iko chek. Conversation iko chek. Confidence iko chek. Batsasa wana kidogo utashi kawapi. Malia kusikandu ya kona. Ungechi kwa confidence ya udemo Facebook. Uwe kya kwa mulia pretivish. Ha ha ha ha. I don't trying to say. I'm not saying nothing. I'm just saying. Kuna kama pretivish ya kona muli lakini adyuku itumia. Kuna ona. Anna yo confidence ya kuka nyage niye na seme. Once in a while pretivish yu vana na tokelesia. Lakini most of the time ukutana na e. Ako tu. Badana kibiza na na stevo. So move on maze. Kibiza na na kina ubina ukwa kina tumbili. Kibiza na uku na watu kina kierji. Uku kuya uku uptown. Siza tuku pange. Tuku. Mini kikata ofis utangu kia piawa wangu wangu utangu kia nani. Nge. Batsasa kama ukuku tu kibera, kibera, kibera, kibera. Toka uku. Songa na yo. Oh yeah. Yeah. Ami biaziwa. And I put my name up a kwa marwa music awards. They've supported, the lures have supported lures from the bodyguards to the models. Everything to the emcee to the guest. They're just lures. Maybe what advice can you give other tribes when they're organizing such thing? Kopi paste. The advice is simple. Kopi paste. See the way we've done red carpet ku toka. Uku. Kilomi, kilomi, kilomi, kilomi. Mutua kikusuka palekwa rangerova. Unate mekwa red carpet. V8 red carpet. Nini. Watu watakisi wana sukishwa uku? Kata tuna skia muna land. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Now, when you land, the chopper brings you here. Then now, kikwangusya palekwa kiwanja kaisizi. Rangerova ama escaled. Inakuletama V8 baka ku red carpet. Red carpet unangiyo kifikapa wana pata this is called security detail. Abando enyana nga jango Obama. Onona kifua. Yami mengia makata mimi atoske ni kawana nga jim. Apa. Wakishinga wana kupiga peksen. They're just looking. If you don't have an iPhone, have a Mercedes Benz. Kama un iPhone ini, unarudi. Wana nga lewko nga iPhone? Correct. That's what we're searching for. We are not looking for any other thing. Alafu kifikapa wana warembo. You've seen the ladies? Sasa awani beautiful ladies. Apapakuna, kuna no no no no no no no no no. Triki kido go. Wale ni Wakamba, Wakikuyu, Wakisi, Wakiriyama. Madaimu wajaluwa wakwa po. Eluwa ladies, awa izikufanya ikazi. Wata dukana guest reviasana. E, e, e, e, e. Awa guest ata inga ibu na. Kandiku ju! Una sumwa nani wewemeni. Sasa apatwezi weka. Eluwa ladies outumawambia wata kuja na ma guest. Akinaiinda, kinana niwa kingiwa na nga na eluwa ladies. Butaweni wa kuna front office mzuri, awasi luwa. Okay, talk to the organizers of Mara Music Awards. This is amazing. Let's keep doing it. One day it will all make sense. It might not now, but one day it will make sense. It is a very good thing you're doing for the music industry. Ten years later, 50 years later you'll be in the history books. And I'll be in there with you. That's what's up. Thank you so much for your time.