Kenyan media personality Miss Kithinji has responded to the public who are trolling her for the newly released ‘The Rise and Fall of Gengetone’ Documentary.

Speaking via her social media page, our very own journalist Betty clarified, saying that people should stop drawing conclusions based on a simple title they saw and consider watching the full documentary and getting to understand the whole story.

“In regards to the discussions around the title of our documentary, The Rise and Fall of Gengetone, I want to clarify that the intention was to shed light on Gengetone’s evolution and explore how we can learn from its journey.

There’s a lot of information in the documentary that goes beyond the title. We have captured its highs, lows, and everything in between. It’s not about clickbait; it’s about sparking curiosity and initiating meaningful conversations,” part of Betty’s statement read.

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She goes on to encourage the public to watch the full documentary and get to know the full story to avoid getting it wrong.

“I encourage you to watch the full documentary and see the insights it offers beyond the title. I believe we can improve and support our Kenyan music community beneath the surface.”

Quite a number of people including Dj Kalonje expressed disappointment in the documentary web series calling out out host that the genre isn’t dead yet.

The documentary, which is 1 hour, 6 minutes long, has a compilation of different artists and DJs from the country who have been in the game long enough, airing their different opinions on why Gengetone music never lasted, despite it dominating the entertainment industry for over a century.