 Kwa jade maapo ni kashindoa? Shupukizi, your last relationship, you've always put your relationships online. And your last one was online. Is it a decision that you made to never show us your relationship again in public? A manim tuhauna? I can tell you for sure. You don't know about my last relationship. No, the one that was public. The one that was public. There were many public ones. There were many. I think they were. I only know of two. Do you guys know of another? I know two. I don't know about Panga. No, I'll keep you busy. And I think that's the best way to answer you. In the coming days, I'll keep you busy. But I don't. Private life is private life. I was a young boy when I was doing those public shenanigans. I look at it differently now. For me also, one, it's not a big deal. OK. For me it's not a big deal. Everybody is doing it. I don't even know if you're doing it in anger. It's not like I'm actually feeling anger, I don't feel anything. When do you look at it? I don't know. I have anger. If it wasn't for the poor people, it's not a big deal. Even among friends. It's like if you build a business for your family, you'll know if you want to invest in it. kwaudem jana, niyambia tumufanya zi It's not a people's business At a home, mii niki enda kwa village mii hangali evelia, watu tuwa na ishi na ma bibi zao To be honest, kila mu tuwa kwa kuat Na kuno tuwa na ma bibi ipia wa rei mboko na kinuopota he So I think I come from that environment I think I realized how to live to go about that life mii ni kono ma bibi wengi mii niki I come from a 7 wife family So how do you ma bibi? So naji ribupia kufotiliya legacy Sinana fukia kufamiliya mii mii no nimi edito leya to sidi zapoeni wengi but also siki tuya kuna kushinda kutangazi ya watu So does that mean you support polygami like it's something you'd go for So I can marry one woman Oh really? Ya for a fact What's up everybody Welcome to SPM Baza My good name is Miskitinji and guys today I'm going to be hanging out with a star We have seen him grow from literally on our screens on TV to where he is today and he's going to be telling us more about where he's been and guys he's celebrating 10 years in the industry the comedy industry to be precise It's the one and only Chippukizi Kujeni tumtafutitu pige story na Chippukizi but before that guys make sure you subscribe to SPM Baza Sawa sawa We're heading to 200k subscribers and okitubariki na yo subscription ita kwa ni poa sana Now let's go and meet Chippukizi Guys I'm not so sure what you want to find out about Chippukizi lakini kama wukona suali I hope I will represent you Chippukizi How are you? Very good Uko fiti? Yes she notice Kizuna tu sumbuwa Wacha kido gotu Kido gotu na una kula ununa Chippukizi Eating healthy Life is good Even when life is bad it's healthy Oh ok by the way very true Even kwa na kunza when it's bad you better eat healthy Kwa kita kuramba How are you doing? Good how are you? Good thank you Good to see you Good to see you too Finally Kwa kupata a few minutes of your time Chippukizi you are very busy Stop propagating things Not sure buana It's true you're very busy We thank you You know there are days that we were not busy We were just idling We were doing nothing in the village Now look at us We time has become a problem A good problem A good problem I always tell my friends Because most of my friends and family members they complain Oshiki siimu Kwa na kutabudu na siimu na uchiki Kwa kata naisa spikini Na wambi anko yandu juzi Eriza ya nyawuniyoni Yudu wukini onanda kukopa Uko eli Mamma mese mo wemepata kazi Mamma Chippukizi na wambi anga Na una MC wuko state house Wambia wakupi kazi Mamma she is my inspiration She She believes Lazima umutua kuwa mehandikuwa Mese Rikali Diyuwa mehandikuwa Okuna pension Kama una pension Aguna hiogitsu na sema But she is happy You know let me tell you something When I left the village Niga kuja kufanya usani It was more like I was trying to prove to my parents That I can be a responsible person Because I come from a very strict family I've been brought up by my grandfather My grandmother My father My mother My auntie You've been brought up by a whole community First of all remember We come from a family of 7 wives 7 wives For me I have like 300 cousins Ata wengini wa wajui I'm telling you So now If you come from such an environment It's such a strict environment To prove that you are not an Nairobi Whether you are a Lipiwafis Whether you are taken Let me explain why are you going to the city So when I came to the city Villainia nisa usani Kusama usani Siki to home ko village naji kuwa kama athin It's not a thing It's not a thing But at least when I was in the city Because we didn't have anybody in the city I was not a city person My mother didn't know any friend Or my dad didn't have any friend So I had to do To do work So I came to the city I came to the city I went on TV I thought I was going to be a Niiqwa But then when I come to the city I was taught I thought I was going to be a Niiqwa So now I was battling between that Because at the end of the day I was in the conversation I was in another option So when I came to the church So even right now, at some point tukanda kuchiyoma na usani, tukanda mamba mingi, ati nilisiki ya monafanya ni nini. So now, when she sees me maybe on national celebration, it's the same thing. Naji ambiazou, mada ya naji wa kijana wakia ako saawa. Ako saawa. Acho mi. Wa okay. Now she said, chupukizi yo celebrating ten years, good years in the industry, in the comedy industry, in the entertainment industry. One toes, ten toes down, ati one. Ten toes down. Yes. Buono wakanzo ulit, ten toes down. Tizi uduma kanyaga ten toes aba tini. Food by food, step by step, day by day, year by year, scandal by scandal, you know. What's your breakthrough? Like what do you consider your breakthrough? Eh... I think the first show, the first time they gave me the mic. Uh huh. At church and so and you know people cracked. Yes. I saw it. Uh huh. I was like, so I can do it. Okay. Here you could explain ya nili fanyaji, but the first time I got on stage. Yeah. Cracked people up. That was it. Kwa sababui imidiately, show ili isha kwanza. Eh... Nili enda chachi live iki isha. Okay. Oh, chachi live eh. Ya kwanza yo iki isha. Yes. So it performed the last show. I had tried auditioning, but ili shu ya musho ya nili pata ikaone kana kwa TV. Ya. Nili kwa ya musho ya yo season. Then chachi took a break for like two or three years I remember. What? Eh huh. So now what happened? Ya. Nili kwan meiona. So si kwi lose. Uh huh. Nili nili nili kwa kolendi usoma journalism. Ya. Eh... Nili na ni katafutua. Heartstrings Kenya. Kus mil kwa na una ii kwa associated na chachi. Uh huh. Ni kwanza kwa akti. Uh huh. Kwa ni kiawapu ni kiaakti nili kwa na akti. Ni kipripa ni kidi ambia. Ili sku ili yo show itarudi. Ya. Uza kwa kwa ready. Eh kus nimeshaji yo riti. Me realize umastaba story. It must be funny. It must be quick. It must be neni. So south kwa po heartstrings. Ni kipiwa roliya kuna rate. Ya. So when I'm narrating, I'm creating jokes. I know it's a small audience. Ya. But in my thinking, I'm preparing for something I don't know. Ya. Now, fast forward. The show comes back. Chachi says it's coming back. Yes. Nimi nitu apat. Uh huh. We call them. See by that time, Erikumondi is very famous. Eh... Ayaya is very famous. Kina Malboro. De Bima Sandoku. Fredo Mondi. Uh huh. Oh really? You came after all those people? Those people. Uh huh. Kwa TV. Yes. When that season came back, Ya. I was the only kwae generation kina butita na kina slipi na kina wago. Yes. I was the only young boy that was... that made it to the audition. Okay. So, to look kwa, I will see what eh. Eh... But nika pewa chance, Shuiha Kwanza. Uh huh. So nika take advantage. Ya zile jokes, nimi kwa ni kipipiwa. The first night, I killed it. Yes. I could feel that I've killed it. Uh huh. Then you're Shuiha Kwanza. Uh huh. That it could not make on air. Oh. Kenda YouTube, when would have said Shuiha kwa ya nishon naongia ji ya Mr. Bundy. Ya. That show never aired. But I normally see it on YouTube. Ya. Now. Uh huh. For the next 10 episodes, back to back, and that's how I came to be known. Yes. Back to back, the next 10 episodes. Ya. Nili kwa na content every week, different content, either a Kimondew story or if there is a topic or issue, se me kuna kitu me up in politically, nili kone shalan through what strings, it makes sense that day. Boom boom. But at the time nifanya episode 10, Karo lan mutu kwa li kwa mene pijasimwa gani mbe anata kakuni haia. Anata kuku kuku kwen do wende kuku fanyekazi. I was to get fair now apu kwa Karo mutu kwa because working with her was quite a big deal, someone you've nimi kwanza ne memes, kizakama I was growing up literally, I was listening to her on radio. Yes. So working with her was quite a big deal, I'm sure. What is that one lesson you learned from Karo? Uh huh. Karo. Karo inspired me to to dream more, to see more, to live more, to avoid and I know maybe Karo changed my life. In the sense of you know me I was just telling it was okay now, I'm famous, it's good I'm being called for gigs, it's easy to not comprehend a thousand U.M.C. wedding year it's okay. Yeah. Then all of a sudden Churchill tells me that Caroline Mutoku is looking for you, she wants you to go on here. So when I when I went there like nili kwa 2 nili kwa na nimi ni start Yes. nili pia pia mi nasinwa hemmu kandaji e. kukizu na semaji e. But me nimi young e. you know the first thing is nili kwa na kuna inspiration akuna. nili hemsha nini nini e. akuna nini nini u start e. Yes. So she told me that kukizu neba rai. Okay. Yeah. So I fika usi mume fika and then she told me these microphones we are using are not hers. Just don't don't let the microphone get into your head. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. And then now while I was doing the show with her eee she was studying in abroad and I would see she would interview CEOs she would meet up Alfred Motua eee that's how he met the president or she sent me to interview the president. Hmm. So while she was talking to me she was introducing me to a different why you know so I could meet with CEOs and allow me to be myself. Yes. You know and so and I remember I remember now you know because now we started talking eee because now I started wanting to be successful eee and so I knew that I'd be successful and then I decided to be successful and so I decided to do more eee eee So you know my co-host in India was from Canada hehehe. Oh Oh. She was from Canada I love you and so so now I am in a different and then now during that time social media is coming she is under attack everyday so I am seeing how she is Again, I respect. Women are not of course minors. So, I was in that ecosystem as a very young boy. And Caroline Mutuko as a boss and mentor. She directed me towards the right direction. And then also, she was very strict as a boss. Ima ni talko na kuwa na me LaMasa, kupiko na selebu. Na me nats mirror kwa shuwa kwenouldi. Na kwa na kwa maikisha mtisha kuntunaka. Nanda na cana maikisha hiko yukote kwenoudi. Nandini nandini nandini nandini baba kwa za kakkini na dalatia insahili. Kumizay라, maikisha nanda na kwa maikisha ni sikuwa na mtisha. Nadini na Tatsura, maikisha ni sikuwa na mtisha na kwa kimi me... Ya Ah We You have got so much. I can't forget. It's an experience that I can't share from talking about the first time I did a proper corporate gig. She is the one that called me Aga Nita of KCB. I performed here at the bank and she said, Allah, so this is it's possible. And then now from that when I was doing a show in Dubai, it was the time I wanted to organize my own show in Dubai. I told her and she helped me. She talks to KQ, I was given tickets. So she can't eat. And that's what I do today. I can't forget. I can't forget because I know it works. It does. Okay. That is so good. Now 10 years doing this, I'm sure you have a highlight of you. What you feel is your biggest achievement. What's that? My biggest achievement is when I opened for Kath Williams in Washington, DC. It was one of those moments. And that was after covid? Yes, that was after covid. So what happened after covid? I got worried. Because we have not done comedy for a year. We were shut down. We are not able to do anything. So I was at home for one year and I can't think. Now I can't reflect about what is this thing we do. How did I come? How did I find myself here? Because after covid, I reflected on what is this thing. I was the director. So I started asking myself, what's next? Apart from just calling me an advertiser online. Apart from just how many sponsors you have on your skit apart from the comedy Instagram. Apart from just when we interviewed each other. Because what's next? What is really next? On the real sense, what is really next? So then I was able to look at the industry in the Kama Africa. I said, where is Africa at in terms of entertainment? The video is somewhere doing something. I said, which kid is doing something different? I said, I'm from Africa. I said, very well. I said, where is Kenya? So where are we in terms of entertainment? I said, where are you? I said, so in today's world as a comedian where do successful comedians go? So I said, who are the most successful comedians? And then now I realized that at that point U.S. comedy was going on. So I said, see, it's not just a game. See, most of the things to know is that most of them are inspired and what they are doing. So I said, but see, for you to be a pro just like Whiskey Dendavido is an African you must try and go that side. And if really game recognizes game, game will recognize you. For sure. And you will have a chance. Kwa sababa idea nili jambia to be limited in this African kwa kodi. Yes. The reason why Saudi soul will have you know, quote-unquote would succeed because they have a broader audience. Very true. So I said, lazimani broden audience yangu kutukayamulolongo kukuitiaa Kenya ikuia Africa nika jambia mimi lazimani juli kani global. Nika jambia zemana of fault inspiration siku juli kana. If you have a problem in the community kututata stage is a global nika niya kewi nili nika niya gatu ya cha chil niya rais polepoli. In the midis of that I went to the village. I left the city. Nika onaa, kusunni li kataofa like here and I spend a lot of money doing nothing. So I went to the village. I started now and then I quit advertising. Whether you went off social media kabisa ya nili there was nothing much you were doing on social media. We have been working on this for 20 years I mean we have both been friends for almost 10 yuws I think all we do is marriage board rooms How long, what is in it for me Give me a proposal How is that going to convert? How is that going to explain how we can sell this without selling Inaxt Kyunginenki So водi naumana Wenygala sadei U. ETF U. F devam angewa Holanda gigia Ausha I ask what lo housing inazago Ila ki wa nailya K såfa excited We understood that I have a comedy club and had properties at home I went back and started innovating it Also that school had been there? That school had always been there Kutipia school as shule But they had to be during Covid But now due to perceptions nani na usalebum Ki n ampata nitikiku kuwafili We're not there Geto You don't go there, Follow up, Manga Pesa nabayaneni, you're not there. So now I went there. Maybe if Nairobi I had an ecosystem of spending a million. Now I said I want to spend this billion in the village, doing this. Well I was doing that. A comedian friend of mine from the US, Mr. Patrick Richtavit. So I going to be approached. So you come to me do something in America. So I saw it as a sign. Very good. ya¦ 1 na kujya¯ dou ya ¥? kwa¸i waron Thinking yet you went to Raptor with him ya¦'ve Shana ²w shana ¹ha pi'a hyain proportion of elham god m9 ±li¸ifakeicked µya ±mink ± personaje ¼ ¼ ¼ ¼ ¦ ¶ipalal ¶pa project ·wa ±iss ¶ifakeicked ¼ya ¼ How can we break this barrier? How can we talk to these Americans? How can we try and bring our African story to the Americans? Because nobody is telling it. But our true African story, nobody is pushing it to the world. And then one thing led to the other. I talked to Katerillian, he said come. He asked what you want. Open for me, boom boom. And his DJ Opski is coming to celebrate with me. He is coming. Guys, you need to buy the... Is everyone welcomed? Everyone is welcomed, but we have some tickets. Yes. VIP na na paleni? 10K? VVIP ni 10K. VVIP 2K, VVIP 5K. VVIP 10K? It's a heavy issue. What we have done, we have put together some of the best comedians across Africa. We have 13 Afrika comedians from South Africa, Nigeria, Rwanda, Uganda, Tanzania and two from U.S. and then also our brothers from Kenya who support us. So it's a heavy... comedy is an expensive business. So not unless we start doing it correctly, to see if any of it will end well, to find it work. So if it ends well, it's another discussion. But it's a correct business. So if it ends well, we will buy CDs and sell them. So if it ends well, it will end well? Yes. We will try to make 10K, but it's not about that. It's not about that. It's rightfully priced. Okay, it's rightfully priced. So you guys need to buy those tickets if you want to go back to the Conventional Centre in Thika. Yes. In Thika. In Thika, not next to MKU. Oh, it's next to MKU. So I think you can say it's inside MKU. It's inside MKU. It's very big, very big for sure. Okay. Guys, you need to buy your tickets and this place is so nice. Let me ask you in Nairobi Safari Club. Yes. It's very nice. Look at the serene environment. It's very nice. So Chupukizi now, let's get into now St. Martins. Guys, in case you didn't know, Chupukizi is actually a founder of an institution that he supports children in school. How many children do you have in that school? Now we have about 1,000 children Now we have the ones who are in school is 150, but the total population is 200. Ah, 200. So do you pay their school fees that you provide, they make sure that they have the stationery and all that? What you've done, we used to do that but what you've done now we have created a scholarship program. So we realized at the church, so three things are also not appreciated. Very true. It's a partnership between Chupukizi and the people at home. Most of the people who have brought kids at my school are people who went to school together. Ah. So I normally say support. Because support is when you come away when you let them to talk when you afford some money so that you can be able to facilitate and do it. If you can't, come away with you kids and let them talk about my institution and how it feels come away with you kids that's what we do. Come to get a plaster that's how we do tapangana. So we have our scholarship we are trying to rebrand it the history of the school it my mum my mum was a masare school teacher and she has many relatives but she has a sister who lives in abroad and so they had my grandfather was a teacher and her sisters had a dream and a vision of pursuing their my grandfather's vision or Janiya So me, all my life me is kufisiangu kuket manili kwa kwa nasa rishi kwa na piyanili kwa gashule na fiawa na maaade do so yon doktu me nilea eee bile mama hua li pata bile ni li kuja ni ka pata ni ka omoka ni ka na nika ona mamangu na na bina bile umei on bile ni li omoka nika rudi om Initiali mi nil kwa na support tu maaade bile sista kia na support whatever she is trying to achieve is a dream so you know na ee maaade kitua kafanya bile ni li kuja ni ka kuwamsa ni the only thing she talks to me about was the school kufisiangu na kufisiangu kufisiangu na kufisiangu so uka pata maaadongu nikuwa rikinu fata othruwa utma eka ria akini itisha pesaza ku developu yo projeku so ni nil kuwa na nda after 3 months na pata ala ume bile la ala ume jenga so now ee eka grow eka kuja eka fika maali ni it's heavy to sustain itself taka kufunga eka collapse ee it's hard to sustain the teachers where teachers were being paid school fees ni ni so ika kuwa kariya eka maali now have to decide where really let it go or where now support it then that's when i decided now nabae sasa ea atwezi shutdown samara o fact generations ni ni zina kuja kama so ni kama kuwa eka maimind there so then i went there we came up with a plan with my friends we structured an institution we came up with a budget ee and you know how we have a plan we are building a proper primary school ee with an extension of an high school the goal is to have an education complex within that field within Tala and everyone is taken care of dogo up to university you never know and also you are able to grow the village you see now maybe probably from next year in the next two years the school will not be about the village anymore it will be a national school i want to look for kids across the country once we finish the infrastructure the next thing now is to equip it with teachers we make it a national school because i am Chibukiji anyway and i am saying this with utmost humility ee it must mean something also so i have dedicated my career and if you pay me today i will take my money there dedicated my career and my next life into making sure that after 20 years i can look back and see an assembly of goodness i can look at not one, not two, not 300 no kambas, not kikuyu not genuos but kids who have come into a platform that i set up from funny money and ee we must change the generational conversation kwa pavileji una kusikiwa tuwa ki uliza na Mr. Joke ati niye mlu kwa ati ati ki angawdo kwa kwa ati kenye kibiawa na grandfathers manzi wangio kwa tunala yangusta za a tun na haso huh ekora nalipa merein tukuna ero cici madea cici tutambia ni generasoniya kusRahpasaw izi bituzi na happen mambo ni live but no king nina shonga that's constant. time keeps on going mimi, nansi naniki yama rafkiza ngu that apart from making it buying a range rovers having money We have a responsibility as a generation to make sure that the generation that will come up to us will not ask those questions when we find out who we are and it's not easy. We have a responsibility as a generation to make sure that the generation that will come up to us will not ask those questions when we find out who we are and it's not easy. We have a responsibility as a generation to make sure that the generation that will come up to us will not ask those questions when we find out who we are and it's not easy. Tkwumcha kwenya legacy Kwenya kwa mga h Nwa kwa kwa kwa yub glow hystwa ni na marana nandengu kwa yub wa ni matutunia kwenya na matutunia Kwa matutu kwa yub Mwaga hiwa hansi mehia ni sakinata People like ... United States is a country ... kwa village, life is ok. Waku sa stillo bukita ya waku saawa, yukwe li. Si qitumbaya. Si waku tu saawa, bora dia liti ni ni? Nii, wazi kwa sa hlipinja, wazi kwa safu. Ikona land, ikona keja ako. Ukwa mkwa ako. Una mkwa unna datu someone at schule, una uko saawa. So, mimi ni kwa kwa village, nili kwa sawa. It's just that nili kwa naju kuna life here village, na life here city. Yes. Tu kwa kwa village, tu kwa tumona wa tu ali nda kwa city. So na za na tu kwa nau naskuza mazish. Eh. We were... Mama Christmas. Eh. And then kunaski, kwa kwa village, kunaski stories about mistakes, the city life, what the people who hide us from mefanya, na ulezi, na all those things. Na na tuwa kwa na Magari, na mtuwa na nda wuka na kuja na jenga numba, na kipi una na kazi ni ya kwa na nda na uze shamba ya kia pa piya na jenga. So na kwa rili. So, a kukuwa na ambition, ya kukuja kutofta, ya kukuja kutofta, kutofta, Sahi. Yes. Ya. But then ikafi kama ali, ikakwa life ni boring. So now, a hair, what's next? Eh, duka samotu na nda jiji. Then kukam jiji, duka pata jiji mamboi meche muka, duka iche mushia. So, what I discovered when I came here, di una jambia, I wish menge kwa na moto eni ni konayo, bado ni kwa kwa village. Eh. Eh. Eh. But basically, isi bitu zinginezot ni mefanya, kama isi angu, I don't regret anything. Okay. I don't have the, it's, I can't relate. Okay. I was taught when I was young. Yeah. That always on your, on your, on your decisions and actions. And that's the best way because that's how you move forward. Usua sa, sa o mam, ni meiba, ni mekula sukhari. Sa, boom pa pa pa, ni malizia wa. Moving forward. Kutia wukule, tu mei prikachapati. You know. Yeah. The other thing, ni kama hata historia, ni kama kwa village. You know village na kwa kana tough rules about when it comes to maybe even men engaging with women. You know, ni kama izi, ni kama sex scandals, women scandals. Yes. Bimi, maishihangu yote, ni kwa kijana baka ni malizia isku. Single letter demo. Sa wabu rules waze wa mekupea ni. Yes. Hapa ni kwang. Ika kakakuleta mutu, henda wumpeleke kwa. Ni wukweli, that was the rule in African homes. Yeah. If you have sex here. Yes. It is your responsibility to take care of that sex actually. Yes. It's not about mainyumba ni. Yuki tu nadaka kufanya, kwa responsible nai. Mm. So, no, no, no, una tih. Mm. A tihu na toka kwa ko. Mimi, nili jipata ni kwa kwangu no ni lianda kupanga kats. Mm. You know. Yeah. So ni nama anisha, atag ni kibmit na demo. Ata ni ki engage demo. Ata ni ki, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, ni, wana mianamuka kwa wana muka, hia naka'paja kwa naka'paja kwa kiwa, maia naka'paja kwa kwa kwa wana kwa kwa kwa kwa ni naka'paja kwa wana mika kati kумafika, kwa kwa unit na kakia kwa kwa kwa kwa kwa unit Ah ah, chupu kizi wezi ze maivi o, lagini Kilam tu wa kwa na chunfi, kilam tu, ata onya wanyama ata doge ma bagatu na report kwa wanyama It's not a big deal Even among friends Nikiwa na dem ni business yangu Sinidu kwa na kwa mbemi weze zangu ati Nimi kwa u dem jana, nini yanguia tu mefanya zi It's not a people's business Ata home mi ni kenda kwa village Nini yangali evelia watu tu wa na ishi na ma bibi zao To be honest, kilam tu wa kwa kuat Nakunotu wa na ma bibi ipa warema kwa Nakunotu wa na ma bibi ipa warema kwa Nakunotu wa na ma bibi ipa warema kwa So I think I come from that environment I think I realized how to live To go about that life Mimi Mimi ni kuna ma bibi wezini My dear Nukweli I come from a seven wife family Ya, so sound yo ma bibi So na jari bupi ya kwa 40 yalega siya mze Sinana fuki ya kwa familia mi mi no ni medi tolea To sidi zapoeni mze But also Siki tu ya kuna kushinda kutanga zi ya watu So does that mean you support polygami Like it's something you'd go for? I can't marry one woman Oh really? Ya for a fact Why so? Do you feel it sir? It gives you status Or why would you feel like you'd want many wives? That's a very good question Unokunu ya kwa sodagani Mi inili tishiya tu me kushikne kusahu Ya ni kikupi ya Fanta utakuni Eh? Fanta orange I mean is that whole so dati Ya Kukakulani tamu kama Fanta But sometimes you Nakini sinaku quench to that ataka mani moja I think as long as you can be able to take care of your people You can always have your people Okay So I believe if you can always If I can be able to have a family and want to extend another one I want many kids I want to live I want my legacy to stand tall So it's not for me It's not a Sidi kiri kiri ebubu no na ni ni zahapa Ni oh ya Ni anu am asking ni na perspective over woman Ni gani bupi ya kukua in a relationship Yes With one woman Ya Because kia ni kipindi I Chupukisi kama moja ni kipindi Bili tatun ne? No, but moja na kipindi kusahu abumuna Disagridiyu ya kwa extend Na get? Oh So then Nyeri we open So that we extend Yes That is the But that's just me Okay I don't honestly Ni sida ni ni tapua na I want to have You see I have 322 kazi Yes Mimini kaitisha kura kwe tu om Famili ya yetu kwanza already taku ani 30% So I want many kids Ebu ni bati e o milkshake Tapakali Eh Njuwa paa ni me ambiwa kwa ambiwa mambu ea milkshake abumuna So na waka milkshake kata kujiya Achaga kujiya 260 Kaka kujiya kaishe Eh Eh Eh But anyway Now Chupukisi This thing of Back on that polygami thing They say when you have so many kids Your kids don't get to experience the emotional support of a father Yes How are you able to deal with that Because now they will be in different homes I turned out correctly I did not My father had one wife And I did not experience that emotional support like that for me Mm-hmm You know Eh And that's exactly why Eh You see the way of I don't know man It's I think I'm too African I think I'm too Nikuna wuki jiji mo Mimina believe Kamatsasa ni kwe billione Amen Amen Na watatu hangu wa paten Billions of shillings It is my responsibility To make sure that my billions of shillings Asijekua they are The reasons of their destruction So how Lajima villetu ni Process nili grow through Lajima wa go through Yes Ya Tuna manisha we are not going to be Very emotional attached Atisua li No Respectively na manisha Kusuna jua Uki I believe in Lajima ule Ule watu Bile mzea li nileya Unam Unam fuza kama ham bembelezi saan Eh Noget So And that's just me We zema tough love Tough love I will provide for you Ya But I don't want us to have that Emotional attachment Atisua li You see What's the disadvantage with having emotional attachment? Muna zoe na namzae ama? Unapata mu tu sae na Anaku diya kukwam kubwa Kus I have cousins who were brought up like that And I have friends who were brought up like that Mzae laifiyake Lajima ufuzemusu kuhu on laifiyake kuhu amia ni Yukweli onayo Asi ene me kumisteka Shinde kuzi bring back to the paren Yes Unaget Sita ki na takau saksidu kue Melchie kime kudia Hmm Unapata mu ya Audio Ya That's okay I'll distribute Zanta zanta Thank you Adi poni Asante Mmhmm Mcha to seep to skie So that's how you did na takaku skie Ya koi na wajaji He he he Ya panna Yo zazanini Oni greed He he he he Nene me lenitamu nona hi ya wife Eh Okay That's okay inu echi pukezi I mean the way people decide That's the way to go But is there any African value That you feel you do not subscribe to anymore? No Zote Like which one now? Mimi unajokama poligami Mimi I don't subscribe to poligami That's an African value I don't think I'd subscribe Why? Because I feel like You don't need money I think Atam moja is a lot So kwa ngeza mungini wa pili na atatat I want you to do a research now Because I know people might disagree with what I'm saying Even me I know they will disagree I want you to go and do your research And you will find out Most of the people who have Yik tu nasema hawa need Ready to share your extent Ready to have it So why do I have to fool myself like that? Atishwa The reason why now I support this African value Is because I want to engage with it honestly I don't want to play around with my kids Because I want to teach them tafla I'm going to be very tough with him Then if I want to have another woman I'm going to be open from the word go I don't want to have one wife I love to be So that when I have another wife There is no complaint There is no complaint Tita kaibini ono mungini na post Instagrama na tsemasi Yikuli enajik mimi Nista kikuji danganya I am Ni kama ni na property zangu I openly have given this to you I have given this to you You see That is why mimi You see our African values Na kwa nga overshadowed Tanana western values This western values Yuki zianganya Wali zi eka kutu control Wali zi eka They are colonial values We are not like white people Napi alabda wali zi eka Diwa bolishi zi afrikani Ni say to Wali zi eka kutu maliza Kizungu Mimi kama kizungu isitambui Adalaw na mongi apasana But see itambui Ukinimeja Ukinimeja intelligence Yungu na my ability to speak English Na kuchekile atu Jumi na tamua kikamba It's a language just like French Yes But kizungu tu li letewa Pa na huzungu Na maeli tena Na maeli zi asa na tumei tukwa Tumei ita katuyong Kuka Amerikan Meka huku Amerikan Nika realize Kuni niya watu It's them expensive first of all Yeah They live in a system where Wakona mambu lakini Na kumbe ya Amu ezi ya It's expensive for you Yeah Yet since huku om Una batatisa kama My great grandfather And I have 300 people Na na wafi Do you know up to now Those seven wives Mzee ba dohote Kilamtu wakukona Shamba yao na wali atiwa na mzee Tukona Shamba yae tu li watiwa na mzee But kwa zungu Wakuna familia kama Yamsaya wangu oredi pekiake It's a crisis for them Yes So na kuniwa na anda kutwambia Tumei a kondo Atiyo Mi wunatia kitamun Kuna fukria maugonjo zingine Ni punishment from God After Covid Ndun kanza kuruyaliz Kumi zi vi tu hawa tu ali create? Wame create Maugonjo wana tu rushi adyamini So Ha po wapoligan Na Afrikan Kitu tu ya Afrikan value maybe Yeni naisapua Sipendi ni uchabi na urogi Yizo beliefs I don't Yizo na nga ziki kwa Za bakwa Yes Ako kwa su zingini a few That we have not mentioned But now Chupukizi You've held So many people's hands Sia especially Watu kwa industry was Ani Watu muna katello Katello katello Katello umemua kako office Kweziya create content Katello a kusawa Katello a kusawa Katello a kusawa Katello a kusawa Atu oni mambuyake? Na kujibuyo suwali vizuri sana Usani Nia Usani Kama sayusu Kenya Usani sila zima iku eni In the popular What's popping Okay And I believe katello oni Usani anazala Anazala last more than a hundred years Atariv Badu Uhuh So sometimes kuna kongana Those artists That they necessarily don't have To be with the wave But when they pop up They will be relevant Okay I look at social media Instagram, Facebook And YouTube as platforms How niwa atu tu? Nika matu fi leni anangatutu Wana show KICC Niwa atu tu So katello anazala kwa na Performia kwa ground Na chapa sho labda Kwa nili mauna juzia li puchapa sho In a certain high school Nazanda chapa sho naibasha He might be making a lot of money Behind the scenes Behind the scenes Than when he is actually pushing content Oh yeah So Then also We in a space where In Africa Social media has not been monetized So it's not an inspir Konini na kimbili ya kufanya show It's not motivating Yeah, content is expensive Mmm, it is Konini na katello Unata kakimbili ya kufanya Content up on YouTube Instagram Aspen ludo Na imek So Yeah, me join watu kama mimi Wana push and fight for Monetization of social media In Africa So that sasa Aki kwa inspired Aki kwa inspired Kushu clip Every week luna sema Ako nuku na pesainengia Na pesainengia He's not doing it To look like he's busy I get you So yeah I do I saw the other day Uli kwa na epic You held their hand Back in the days Na osaisi wa me rudi Minus reckless Nimi ono uko na O siji ni show too Wana fanya kwa You know You're coming up Event Amma, there's something else There's something else I admire I admire Gengeto Nia And in my ten years I got to engage with Gengeto I believe that Gengeto Is not only Gengeto is a way of life It's a language And so Nimi kama kijana mo nye Ali succeed kwa Industry kwa miang I am always open to Try and just guide If any Any young artist Who is trying to come up Regardless of their gender Because I know The mistakes I made I know how the Industry cartels work I know the potential we have You know You come in Nimi Am a product that can guide One heart when you want Kwa mbele hangu So kina I think I mean We are always together by day I'm always Constant communication with them We disagree We agree By that I mean All these Gengeto artists Yes But to make what To prepare To Kingoja So the right moment Kukua a little bit more active So when my show came up I reached out to them So that they can play But I want them to perform We will do a lot of things You know There is a campus tour That is coming for them There is a TV show That is coming for them And all this is It's just cause I am in a space Where I am able to identify An opportunity That can fit a certain So then Why not For sure Not much when young women Can I La fu da da da da You know just to direct Ok It's important See what my generation is To see To see To see To come morally upright To say I don't want to know How Swat is in discipline I don't want to know how I can't manage artists I can't manage myself Nobody can manage us But because we are the industry players And we know what Catels are doing to us And we all know And people know The only thing that we can doably такие egos yai kutartiya di integration tanga who says it up who says these resources who says to come as pocket who says to coming as school who will clear the division jaga wa kutasara himana juice the industry will establish seeds kunu kutasara ak sk fuel là ف ambulans nights We must have a holding hand, for me it's personal, it's the industry man, we must grow it, we are young, the people who came, the reason why the industry is struggling, or the reason why we keep on talking about the industry, is because there were people here, you get, there were people who came before us, when we were in the village to Belichangambe, when these kids were in high school studying, there were people here, so what did they do, the same people are still here, so these people need to shut up and give an opportunity to these young ones. And accept that these young minds are here, we can shape them to prosperity. Sia ti sasa tu naza kusimawa me isya, fogili wote you rinseana, wazisama ini isya, wazisama gengetoni ezi isya, suata ezi isya, katelo ezi isya enda aga afji fiche for 6 years, Ita nukwa tu mshuwe. Unkwa tu mshuwe ntugamjua. Nerizun why... I don't... Razmatu... Razmatu wazekujionia tukua piwe na village, kenya isu small town, isu a small village. We have 52 million people. We need to think broader, we can only come together so that we can win the Pamoja, to win the Afrika Pamoja. Tu ta winda wuki takakujiwa na pe Sangapi Tu takakujiwa ati mimi na uduhsi na toshanaji Iti mimi na ishina nga naule Iti mimi niko kwa ii group Iti sisi tu kwa ii cool kid Iti sisi na utunafanya na wale ma sponsor Iti hawa wame tu chikuwa Kwa sababu hawa ma sponsor Wate wene wana tugunga nisha maybe Hawa ma sponsor wana fanya biasyara na sisi Haji Hawa wana takama fans Sisi tu konama fans bila kumekana lot of efforts Yes So, na utunafanya na ishina na uduhsi na sponsor Wana fanya millions of shillings out of us Na utunafanya na ishina na uduhsi na nga naule Kamakuna 50 billion na ishina na uduhsi Out of these jokes and songs that we are making online Let's all love Benefite Where are we in this 50 billion? In that 50 billion Tu ii ko, na kuwambia this month alone Money has been made with creativity in this town Wasa niwa wame making up Na wanyu wana sponsor wame making up It's like when people tell me that Oh, we wana jingiza na serikali Ati uta ishina What do you mean? Na ishina aji Serikali mdu ina gavani society We wana takaku niyambia How am I a sponsor? What do you want to sponsor? Wana fanya kaji na serikali So, mimi kama artist Kwa ni ni wunitaki kwa yo meza I have to be on that table Because I don't want to tell my kids That you will go up him Apaa, na iwezi Lakin suza reckless ako api I don't have the details I don't have the details But they will be in what haji sort Mama For me, I just give them an opportunity And you know what haji panga This kataels Because I have spoken to so many people Who keep blaming the kataels They say kataels wame zuya Avijana ku grow Kataels Mimi na shindangwa Why are we not calling out these kataels? No, I think the kataels know that The industry They know that It's just a matter of time But we seriously have serious kataels In the industry And Una juwa Una juwa juwa kwa bia For the longest time Ose omta wame kuwa me kanya giwa sana Ya Ose omta Mitu kama buti ta mikuwa kia Na kana ni mituwa zikuwa Ku develop kitu kama SPM Juwa na kana ni mituwa kariyo bank Na kana ni mituwa kia omta So kuna atuli kuja ukuwa kona kizungumob Una omia ga hondu watu we nye unapata Hondu wase we nye unapata Kwa especially kuwa indasu unapata Hondu wase we nye unaranizi agency Hondu wase we nye una speakona apiha And now Wase omta kama gengeton Bule li kameza language I li katakros All All ages No classes All classes by the way But asusa watu we ukuwa kizungumob Wameza kuskiza gengeton Imajin Imajin Imajin You know actually wakadinali wakona How high end kind of audience That's Mafansu wakadinali Kwa ni nisjona wakadinali wagi fanyashio islando Wana fanyashio sho utungo By the way Ukuwa karen waterfront So now they want to package This is not in relation to wakadinali Was even me have been package For certain audience You are package it for certain audience To transact So wana onani yoma nuna Kama kina suat yuni mauru Wana jaribu kwa package yoma babi Wana kusa kwingianana kachenu So wana wata kawingia koma cagesenu Wana taka wakuja madina Wana taka wingia koma range Now tu wana taka wainbelu en dem tani Kwa kaka biga story now Wana taka kuliza kwa nini wana panda stage Waki wawengi Wawishibu That's a culture Wana kwa tuweju wu kona Mentality a class Kwa tuweju wana wata kawa perform Wana taka kwa build kama utuwa kwa in discipline Wana taka kufanya all that bullsh** Dyo make base Nika tu mimi kuna umutulabda Lita kikuni package niku umutum reckless Niku utuwa kuchoma Niku wu zepombe So when I say cartels Those are the tricky things they see Mujulizu ma suali Easy show Big is in Afanika Uki ekelea Any artist kwa stage Uwa local Kama epic for example Sayana tumeleta the biggest artist Mimu nini wana zafkiriya Uki ekelea vijana Wata kwa relevant Nyu kwa elin see epic performed with conscience Uki e kwa clubu siku Uki e dijiya kichesa Achizim goma naana miki Zemara ofaku na skia na chiza mof gengeton So na jumi zabasikoni nisi wana wakiwa in circulation Oso wabu wana kata kukonfom Nika tu mimi Mimi wata indasili nifanya ibo Una nga unangabu kichenda kuleza kikizia lienda Reason why niku koko government Because I realized that People were trying to package me For some certain audience And when I was not accepting In their terms When I was not becoming what they wanted Wani to wa mbakashi wangu ga tv Wani ni buruga Wani ni fuata Ona na na nativi kwa pooch Nakatels about kizi For the last five years Ikione shabili amani responsible person Until I can stop everything Nani kataeki time Nika naka kijiji Nika rudibak So awa maka tells We were very serious, we were very careful. I saw the other day you hanged out with Eric Komondi. You know there's been very many mixed reactions about the kind of direction he's taking. Kuna watuwa na se mae we wa me pote anjia, we wa stick to comedy. Siji, you do Eric Komondi, I know he's your friend. What do you think about what he's doing and what is he actually doing? He's being Eric Komondi. But Eric Komondi is a comedian so is he doing comedy on the streets? I think you can do it with someone like Eric. Tell my friends, give him attention. Okay. Kiyangalia Eric. Kiyani, atakumaliza. It shows you the power of comedy. That we talk about Eric Komondi almost every week. And you know, he knows what he's doing. And he must have a reason why he's doing it. And so I don't qualify to advise him or to question. Nia. But if I'm speaking, if I'm being honest. Yes. Eh... Akunas kumisha yo na Eric Komondi online. So ata watuwa niu jamu wa ni siyangaza. Akunas kumisha yo ko cheriko, ni kako saku cheka. Nasa yo amefanya ki tuya uisirias. Tu na taku vidanoa ni kwe. Tu na tv 32, tu taki. Tu na pernaunga. Ya. So nasidani piyatu na takaku kretu society ni na takaku. Afanya bila na takaku fanya kamamsani. Kamakuna pula na me pula ni ya kaya maisha ya kena kule na takaku. I don't think as a people we have any business. All we can do is consume what he's doing. He's a great guy. He's one of those guys who held my hand. He opened me my eyes. I was able to see... The first time I performed in Rwanda was Eric. Was Eric's show. So yeah. To make war friends for many years. I didn't guide to prosper it. I didn't idea. I mean if you are in one or two days. I mean... As a person, as a colleague. He's a great guy. Okay Chippukizi. That's okay. I don't think I have much to add guys. Meona Chippukizi has told us about his coming up event. He has told us about the lessons he has learnt over the years. Over the 10 years. Ashatu Ambia Mambua relationship. Very soon after to keep busy. We are waiting for that. Chippukizi 10 toes down. What are we expecting? Please tell people one more last time why they are going to get the tickets. Tickets. We have a show at the Mount Kenya Convention Center. My Kibaki Convention 10 Center Pika. We have put together. And I think it's important I mention that there is a big plan also to do a big comedy show. A bigger comedy gig in December. During the Jamahori week. We will have global. But that's a story for another day. But for this one we put together African comedians. We will have comedians from South Africa. Nigeria. We will have an international comedy DJ. Katuliyubz DJ. DJ Obski will be with us. We will also have in terms of who is coming. My mother is coming. My brother is coming. My classmates are coming. My teachers are coming. People are coming to celebrate. It's all about giving dance. It's not been easy to sustain ourselves for 10 years. So now we just want to celebrate. So and also I think it's important for us for me to say thank you so much for everyone who has supported me. Two years. It has not been easy. Now all I want to say is that moving forward for the next 10 years we will try and you know be better than we found it. Nia. So ya. Isha kwa. Isha kwa chupukizi. Asante sana kuktungelesha. Asante sana kuktungelesha. So give in as you know your 10 years wise words. I hope to get you maaba. I hope that's the case. We sit at your partner trending. Raja ribu. Dutuna caption. Chupukizi says he will not give special love to his son. They always take it out of context. But thank you so much. Chupukizi congratulations on 10 years in the industry. We are here to learn. We've gotten a few things that we can put into our our works. And you know all the best. We are really waiting to see what you're going to do next because it looks like you have quite a number of plants. We are here for it. Thank you so much. Isha kwa. Isha kwa maa. All right guys. That was a chupukizim. Lolongos a finest right here. Huizia. Apatuna irodi palestita kido ko kido kum na muona. Let us know on the comments section what is it that you have learn from this conversation. Thank you so much for watching Buzz it's Taz. My good name is Miskith Inji. Until next time kipero espm buzz. Buz.