“Hizi Ni Gani?” Netizens Convinced Toxic Lyrikali Is Losing His Touch In Music
There is a Swahili proverb that says “Mgema akisifiwa tembo hulitia maji,” which means “When a wine maker is praised, he adds water to his wine” a saying that many are linking Toxic Lyrikali to. To my understanding, this proverb simply warns that praise can lead to boastf..
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Kenyan artist Toxic Lyrikali is facing criticism from netizens who believe he has lost his musical touch, attributing it to a proverb about praise leading to a decline in quality. Fans are urging him to stop making love songs and collaborating, expressing disappointment in his recent features.
- Fans are circulating videos online, urging Toxic Lyrikali to stop making love songs and giving out collaborations.
- Netizens allege a lack of originality and creativity in Toxic Lyrikali's latest features.
- The artist's previous style focused on themes of growth and ambition, which his audience reportedly prefers.
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