Musician Willy Paul took it upon himself to apologize to Kenyans for having to endure what he termed as bad music from the Bahatis.
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Willy Paul apologizes to Kenyans on Behalf of Diana B
Pozze throws shade at Bahati and Diana Marua
Willy Paul, Bahati and Diana Marua
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On Thursday, Pozze put up a post drumming support for his new Album ‘The African Experience’ while describing the Bahati’s as “the family of manduru na ma off-keys”.
The Saldido President also apologized to Kenyans, alleging that they had been 'traumatized' by Diana B's new rapper song.
Willy Paul
Willy Paul, Bahati and Diana Marua
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“Tired of listening to bad music from that family? The family of manduru na ma off-keys?? I know most of you are still traumatized coz of that ka incident... don't worry I got you covered n ready to help.
“Go listen to #theafricanexperiencealbum on @boomplaymusicke now, thank me later... once again I'm sorry you had to go through all that.. my album will heal you,” said Willy Paul.
On November, 29 2021, Marua joined the music industry as a rapper. She announced that she would now go by the stage name "Diana B" stating that her fans have known her as Diana Bahati and she wanted to keep things simple.
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Her inaugural jam Hatutaachana addressed any naysayers who have been waiting for her and Bahati to break up. The two have been together since 2017 and have two children together.
The song is also a remix to a song done by Bahati, Mtaachana Tuu, in which Diana B featured as an actor.
Now calling herself "the African queen of afro rap", she has promised to release one more song before the end of the year.
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