We hold each other in bed and still hold the music industry-Diana Marua brags to Bahati

A day after musician Bahati wrote a long message to Kenyan artists and complained about their negligence at work and letting Tanzanian and Nigerian music dominate the country, various artists emerged and expressed their opinions.

In the complaint, Bahati claimed that he is the only artist who can be trusted to fly the flag of local music, asking his colleagues to support him.

In response, his wife Diana, who is also a rapper, said that only their family is being looked at musically, saying that there is no win, they will stick together in the bedroom and also in the music industry to ensure that they raise the standards of Kenyan music.

"You and I will have to hold each other in bed and also hold the music industry," Diana said laughing.

The beautiful mother of three also advised Kenyan artists to stick with her husband to raise the standards of Kenyan music.

"In seriousness, Kenyan artists, stick together and build the industry. Here for content creation, Team Dee is the Top in Africa 😎 I'm not letting go of Gear! Otherwise, IT WILL BREAK VERY SOON," Diana said.

Eric Omondi who has been fighting for Kenyan artists asking them to open their ears and open their eyes about the direction of music also gave his opinion happily saying that finally his efforts have been seen to bear fruit.

"AMKEEEENIII... THEY HAVE STARTED TO WAKE UP😂😂😂😂 Bro, I haven't slept😂😂 But I am happy, you see. I hope the artists have heard you. Let's take back our rightful position as LEADERS of the Region. Blessings,” Omondi said.

Fortunately for himself, he stressed that there is no competition in Kenya at the moment and said that is a very bad sign that puts Kenyan music on the way to the grave.

"This Is The Time For Kenyan Musicians To Stop Thinking You Can Do It Alone And Come Together... NO KENYAN ARTIST CAN TAKE OUR MUSIC AROUND THE WORLD, we need to Work Together as a team or else we will be Curtain Raising for our Neighbors... Check out what they are doing and Through their Nyum Collaboration