1520. A Personal Tale of My Father’s Toughness - Mr. Lenny

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Dive into the Rhythmic Journey of Mr. Lenny on CTA - Cleaning The Airwaves! 🇰🇪
Uncover the musical tapestry woven by Kenyan Afro-Hip Hop artist Lenson Njuki Wang’ang’a, widely known as Mr. Lenny, since his debut in 2000. Introduced to the world of music by his friend and early collaborator Nelson kiama aka Dr. Paper, Mr. Lenny officially embarked on his musical odyssey under the Sratch Records label where they released their first single, "Daddy Has To Know". In the quest to share new and unconventional sounds, Lenny faced the challenge of finding studios willing to record his unique style. The turning point came at Entertainment with a Difference (EWD), owned by Jimmy, where he recorded the breakout single 'MCs.' Collaborations with Mr. Googz and Vinny Banton on the remix of 'Githurai' not only propelled Lenny's career but also reintroduced him to Ogopa DJ, connecting him with musicians across East Africa.
Building on this momentum, Lenny established a fruitful partnership with Kunguru, resulting in hits like 'African Woman' and 'Baby Don’t Go Away.' Collaborating with the late E-sir on 'Kamata,' Lenny also delved into independent projects, releasing the single 'Cash Money.' The Kenyan music scene witnessed Lenny's meteoric rise as he, along with fellow artists, toured East Africa and various European nations to showcase the richness of Kenyan music. After a hiatus in 2007 for business ventures, Lenny made a triumphant return in 2018 with 'Randa Randa' at Grandpa Records. Currently working with different producers on his second album, Mr. Lenny has rekindled his presence in the live music scene, gracing notable events like the GoDown Gig and PRC concerts.
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[@Mkurugenziii]

Wallahi huyu ndume amekapitia. If you've never been forced to wash and boil tree barks hakuna maisha umepitia. Loooooool! Appreciate it Mr. Lenny for being vulnerable with us.

[@festusongaga9560]

Haiya! Mkuruu uko ii area pia? Noma sana msee

[@randomtourist6656]

Such an awesome story, from such a soft spoken man. It’s true we never know people

[@hildaalividza3461]

True he has been through it😢

[@Mkurugenziii]

I think he means 350 out of 700. I was the last class that did out of 700 in year 2000. in 2001 they were reduced to 500.

[@larryachiya2475]

This story is both sad and interesting. Lenny amekipitia. That he finally is talking about it means he healed.

[@kingdomnuggets]

I believe he may have confused the number of subjects he undertook. Five subjects were initiated in 2002. However, this is insignificant compared to the vulnerability and gems. Being this open, especially regarding our families, is a challenge not many of us can embrace. Appreciating it. Thank you.

[@mwobobiasroundup]

You are right

[@sammwangi2080]

2001

[@rebwabbz44]

Waaaah watu hapa Nje wamekapitia, I thank God for Mr Lenny being this open with us coz siku hizi celebs niku set fake standards but I know it comes with our times.

[@MrKailicha]

Wah shiet! Wazazi at times wanaweza tesa watoi for no good reason at all! But from the little i gathered, Lenny's Dad was a serious Creative/Brainy that was just in the wrong country. I mean he taught himself Medicine...Cmoon

[@ronaldmwangi3994]

You couldn't have said it more perfectly 🤣🤣🤣

[@sueray9400]

True,that was a genius but no one noticed it ,his talent and extremely smart no wonder he was so frustrated leading him to be mentally unstable

[@kijanayaaput8940]

So sad that Mr. Lenny had to go through all that. Am glad that had kama Dad alilock TV mlikuwa mnaweza tumia ujanja na kuiwatch hajayuko😂

[@elvisnyaruri]

Unatoka kidogo unapata Episode zimemwagwa kumwagwa

[@afriguide]

waahh

[@mwobobiasroundup]

Mothers are godesses,!

[@lonahlonstar1099]

Wuehhhh 😭 his vulnerability for me

[@TheSpliff29]

Muthure is around my hometown...I heard of his dad and what he used to do with the mti shamba. Small world. 😅

[@noxiousmashairi]

Its crazy manze,but all love

[@westernopatithemusicantimmater]

nice

[@kevinmrunde3614]

250/500 Mr Lenny must have missed something there for a born 79 he must have done out of/700 bana

[@Anna-qf6ed]

He must have had 250 out of 700.

[@brianmwaura5690]

Ol kalou is in Nyandarua county

[@MwangiJ]

Watu hupitia

[@mikewamai1951]

Dude definately did kcpe for 700