This archive report was first published on 6 August 2019.
King Kaka's journey to music stardom began with a humble investment of Ksh 800, which he used to buy plain T-shirts in 2006. The T-shirts, featuring portraits of Jay Z, Ludacris, Snoop, and DJ Loop, became a fashion sensation at the time.
King Kaka sold the T-shirts at Music Week, an event held at Sarit Centre, and used the proceeds to fund his music career. He eventually met DJ Loop, a famous producer, and impressed him with his entrepreneurial spirit.
Under DJ Loop's mentorship, King Kaka learned the business side of the music industry. He discovered that having a professional image was crucial in the industry and that the offices, not the streets, ran the country.
With DJ Loop's guidance, King Kaka produced his 17-track album, featuring artists such as Harry Kimani, Chiwawa, and Zakah. He secured a production deal with DJ Loop and launched his music career with a bang.
King Kaka's story is a testament to the power of hard work, patience, and determination. He proved that with the right mindset and a bit of creativity, anyone can achieve their dreams, even with limited resources.
