Rapper Majirani is at a crossroads after he found himself in dire financial need.
The singer who recently released a song in honour of Kenyan vice president William Ruto claims his music career is on a slump.
Speaking about the song he said, “The ruto song was inspired by the two letters that i recieved from my fellow youths who wanted to invite him to come over and help them start small businesses i turned the letters into a song am happy it has been recieved well.”
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To keep himself afloat he has decided to hustle, he looked for any job he could get, none was beneath him.
He settled for a casual job at a quarry as one of the people who break stones for construction.
Speaking to Mpasho.co.ke, Majirani said,
“I really hope i get a job i stop doing this quarry job.”
Speaking about his financial situation, he explained,
“It hit soo hard when i begun struggling to get basics needs like food , my landlord locked the house was closed this morning now am staying with a friend.”
Asked how much he makes at the quarry job, Majirani said,
“It has been long since i did the stone breaking hustle. i used to do it 7 years ago back in Narok , so i couldn’t manage enough on day one but I am picking up i made Ksh 350.”
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Majirani added,
“i have papers. I did a few courses back in college from business management to a few other but papers sometimes don’t decide our future so i will take any good job that comes my way.”
Asked what he would tell Ruto if he was given a chance to meet him, Majirani said,
“if i meet him i will ask for job …thats all i want so i can help others too.”
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