On Sunday, July 5, 2026, Kenyan content creator and boxer Mbavu Destroyer announced that he is now the official personal bodyguard for Buruklyn Boyz. His declaration comes as the rap feud between the drill duo and Toxic Lyrikali continues to intensify. Although Mbavu used his trademark dramatic
On Friday, July 3, 2026, reports emerged that the Buruklyn Boyz had their cars and house vandalized as their ongoing rap feud intensified. Videos shared on social media and by local media outlets showed damage to the group’s property. The incident follows months of growing tension between the drill group and rival camp members. Rap […]
Kenyan drill duo Buruklyn Boyz have officially made history. Specifically, their debut studio album East Mpaka London has earned a Gold certification after surpassing 30 million streams across all digital platforms. Furthermore, this milestone cements their position as the undisputed pioneers of the Kenyan drill movement. The Album That Started It All Ajay and Mr. […]
On April 7, 2026, the Buruklyn Boyz escalated their ongoing feud with 34 Bricks. The latest diss track, “Usicheze Na Mimi Wewe Nyambane”, is performed by Mr Right. The lyrics directly target 34 Bricks with lines such as, “34 chicks nyinyi wote niwanyonyoi.” This release continues a series of high-profile musical clashes dominating Kenya’s drill […]
NAIROBI, Kenya — Kenya’s drill scene has erupted into a series of high-profile rap feuds, with artists trading lyrical jabs and fans turning up the heat both online and offline. At the centre of the storm are Toxic Lyrikali, Buruklyn Boyz, Wakadinali and rising rapper Mauru Gwaash. Mauru Gwaash vs Wakadinali The latest spark came […]
Diss tracks continue to shape hip-hop culture across the world. Artists use them to defend their craft and assert lyrical superiority. Similarly, Kenya’s hip-hop and drill scenes have embraced competitive rap battles. Over time, these lyrical wars have defined careers and influenced urban culture. Moreover, they have sparked debates on radio, television, and social media.
Kenyan rap fans erupted online after Toxic Lyrikali released a sharp diss track. Consequently, the song triggered memes, debates, and heated fan reactions. The track quickly spread across Instagram and X-style platforms. As a result, supporters traded lyrical arguments in comment sections. Many listeners interpreted the song as a direct jab at Buruklyn Boyz. Therefore,








