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Why Khaligraph Feels Sautisol Should Charge 100K as Fee Entry For Their Shows

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Khaligraph feels that Kenyan Band Sautisol should charge 100,000 KSH for their show as entry fees.

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The reason why he feels the band should charge that high is because of the work that the team has put in, saying that they are exceptional and an outstanding team that deserves even more than that.

“SautiSol has paid their dues. These guys are trailblazers and trendsetters. I mean SautiSol is SautiSol..They are the biggest to ever come out of this country.”

He praised SautiSol’s team, which includes four members that are Savara, Bien, Chimano, and Fancy Fingers. They have been praised as some of the best people that an artist can work with, saying they taught him well and for that he will always respect and acknowledge them.

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Sautisol, which is set to perform their last show this year, said that they will be charging 20,000 per ticket, something that Khaligraph said is way too little and that he has felt disappointed by them as he was expecting something slightly higher.

As for him, he hinted that he will be charging 50,000 per ticket for all his upcoming shows, saying that those who want to support him can show up and do so.

He even urged the Government to consider congratulating the band with a token of appreciation for them so that it motivates the other upcoming artists to also work hard, which will also help the music industry grow.

“President anafaa akae mahali aone vile SautiSol wamefanya. We’ve seen what you guys have done; there’s this Token of appreciation. Kuna hii 50 million for all that you’ve done. Manze kitu kama hiyo. You’ll be surprised at the rate of unemployment. Itaenda chini.”

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