This archive report was first published on 1 August 2019.
On August 1, 2019, Willy Paul released a new track, Lamba Nyonyo, which has left many in the music industry questioning his stance as a gospel artiste.
The song's lyrics, which include explicit content, have sparked outrage among fans and fellow artistes.
Some of the lyrics that have raised eyebrows include 'Hey Ras, I am at home and I have lasses. Come over because it’s been a while since you licked boobs. Cheza chini usinyambie Jose (Chill! don’t fart on Jose)'.
Avril, a social media influencer, expressed her disappointment, saying 'I hope this song is for kids who are still breastfeeding.' She also added, 'At this rate, I would love to meet your dealer.'
Willy Paul has never explicitly stated his position as a gospel artiste, instead letting his music speak for him. He has often told his fans not to worry about his genre, but his latest release has left many questioning his intentions.
As the controversy surrounding Willy Paul's song continues to unfold, one thing is clear: his music has the power to spark conversations and challenge societal norms.
