A personal perspective on the state of Camp Mulla comes from Uncle Chim Tuna, who writes as a self-described embittered fan. He notes that his negative emotions have intensified, leading him to express his thoughts on the group.
According to Uncle Chim Tuna, Camp Mulla's demise began when its members - Taio Tripper, Miss Karun, Kus Ma, and Shappaman - chose to pursue individual interests. Despite this, they maintained a public facade suggesting the group was still intact.
Uncle Chim Tuna observes that in the Kenyan music scene, when a group splits, it typically marks the end of that collective entity. However, he acknowledges that the former members of Camp Mulla have continued to produce music and release albums, albeit without replicating the same success as a unified group.
