Gospel stars, HopeKid and Guardian Angel take each other

Guardian Angel

P: What do you think of HopeKid’s music and what would you advise him to do different?

G.A: He should work more on his music content; if he claims to be a gospel artiste he should try and sing more of Jesus and less of parties.

P: Given a chance to pick a celeb date for him, who would it be?

G.A: Dee would be his perfect match. I am sure she would cut him to size.

P: Pick a different stage name for him?

G.A: HopeKid should appreciate the fact that he won’t be a kid forever, I would call his Mutiso.

P: Between the two of you, who represents their hood to the fullest?

G.A: I represent my hood, Kasarani, to the fullest. I am not sure if he represents Kayole like I do.

P: One annoying habit about him?

G.A: He is so full of himself.

P: How would you describe Hope Kid?

G.A: I lack words to describe Hope Kid; but I would say he is a cool guy.

 

Hope Kid

P: What do you think of Guardian Angel’s music and what would you advise him to do different?

H: Guardian is a talented reggae artiste; however, I am not sure about the direction of music he is taking these days, he should just stick to reggae.

P: Given a chance to pick a celeb date for him, who would it be?

H: Betty Bayo.

P: Pick a different stage name for Guardian Angel?

H: Guardian Angel has always been a good name for him until he started singing bongo. I would call him 'Kamammy Angel’ now that he is into bongo music.

P: Between the two of you, who represents their hood to the fullest?

H: One needs only to turn on their radio and television to affirm that I represent area code 19/60, Kayole to the fullest.

P: One annoying habit about him?

H: Listening to him singing bongo annoys. He should also change his entire closet.

P: How would you describe him?

H: Guardian is a gifted and humble singer. Amazing Grace, one of his songs, is still my all-time favourite.