Kenyan Gengetone artist Juacali has taken to social media and penned down an apology message to Kenyan comedian Timothy Kimani, famously known as ‘Njugush, for saying that he isn’t funny enough.

Speaking through his social media page, Juacali asked forgiveness from the artist as well as the public for defaming him and his wife, Wakavinye.

“Fans wa Njugush na Njugush poleni sana kama hio tweet ilicome out harsh hio haikua intention.”

According to Juacali, Njugush needs a little bit more effort and practice on the standup comedy side, as that section requires a lot of effort and dedication. After which, he will come out as one of the greatest legends in the industry. Aside from that, he acknowledged Njugush’s skits but insisted that stand-up comedy is kind of another big field, urging the public once again to support their own and forgive his hard statements earlier as he really never meant them nor thought they could trigger such a huge misunderstanding.

“Napenda skits za Njugush ni vile tuh standup ni ball game ingine noma but polepole with practice Njugush will become one of the greats, let’s come together standup ni art form inataka patience na a lot of resources kama tu music industry but done right hapo kuna doe kuruka. If we put our heads together, tutatoboa, have a good day, Watu Wangu.”

Here is what JuaCali said about Njugush that generated mixed reactions online:

“Njugush ni boy wangu, but hakuna comedian hapo is not funny at all.”

Apparently, what Juacali had done was troll the duo, thus Njugush and his wife Wakavinye, in regard to their TTNT Australia tour, saying that they were not doing enough. He made these claims following a video that was shared online where Njugush was performing to his gathering, and the majority of them were just sitting and not flowing with the jokes or enjoying the show. And so, he concluded otherwise because of that.