Jamaican Hitmaker Kranium Hints at Nairobi Concert

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This archive report was first published on 11 September 2019.

Jamaican Hitmaker Kranium Hints at Nairobi Concert

On Monday, September 9, 2019, Jamaican-born singer Kemar Donaldson, also known as Kranium, hinted at coming to Kenya to perform, sparking excitement among Kenyans.

He made the announcement on his official Twitter account, @therealkranium, without revealing further details.

His five-word tweet, 'Kenya? I might pop up,' was enough to send Kenyans into a frenzy.

Once the show is confirmed, Kranium will perform in Kenya for the second time after his debut 'Free Your Mind' concert held on April 6, 2018, at The Ballroom (former Tree House) on Museum Hill in Westlands.

His hint on Twitter came days after Jamaican hitmaker Konshens entertained thousands of dancehall lovers at the Ngong Racecourse on Saturday, September 7.

Here are some sampled tweets from excited Kenyans:

  • 'Waiting for you like epic.twitter.com/4DrulzPBUE' - @SaleemMumo
  • 'Kama hukuji na BBW dancer, kaa na mama yako?' - @BonniffBoki
  • 'Yesssss pop the fuck uppppp! I’ll even climb that stage just for you Please bring pocaan with you also' - @nimmo98
  • 'We are still recovering from konshens gal a bubble' - @254mozilla
  • 'Nobody has to know' - @ChettahHarriet
  • 'Welcome Bro @therealkranium Just tell Us the Dates….We Ready' - @dennis_karos
  • 'Woiyeee still nursing wounds from konshens now this??????????‍♀️??‍♀️' - @_kadesa
  • 'Its getting out of hand??wacha mifuko za watu zipumue?' - @NjehiaStacy

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