“Toka gospel uingie secular” Kibe’s message to DJ Mo.

Social commentator and provocateur Andrew Kibe recently commented on the news of DJ Mo’s separation from his wife, gospel artist Size 8.

In a video posted on his social media, Kibe offered DJ Mo two pieces of advice to help him bounce back after the split.

“DJ Mo, if I were you, let me tell you what I would do,” Kibe began, diving straight into his unfiltered recommendations:

“I would block all those numbers. Block her number, block her friends’ numbers, block all those pastors’ numbers—including your mom, your sister, and everyone who is female and coming with that type of energy. Block those numbers because you’re still young. You can still be very successful, and you still look good.”

Kibe’s second point, delivered in his typical, no-nonsense style, suggested a complete rebranding for DJ Mo, urging him to shift from his gospel roots to the more lucrative secular music scene.

“Sasa toka gospel uingie secular. Hapo nimekupatia leakage. That’s the only way DJ Mo can survive. Right now, you have a blank slate. Jifanye umechizi uanze kuingia hizi gigs za club. Wanakutaka. You’re very marketable. Uende kutuchezea hizi mangoma tunapenda.”

According to Kibe, this change would not only rejuvenate DJ Mo’s career but also allow him to capitalize on his marketability in the entertainment industry.

“Wachana na gospel. Imeisha. Hiyo time imeisha. Saa hii ingia hiyo side ingine. Look at the clubs and how big they are. They are paying good money for good DJs. Brand yourself and come back bigger and better. Saa next time tutakuona 1824 utatuchezea mangoma.”

Despite Size 8 addressing the separation multiple times, DJ Mo has remained silent about the situation, leaving many Kenyans surprised and speculating about the reasons behind the split.

Whether DJ Mo will heed Kibe’s advice and venture into secular music remains to be seen, but one thing is clear—Kibe’s bold suggestions have sparked conversations across social media.

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