Feb 02, 2023 1 Min Read
George Njuguna, also known as DJ Crème de la Crème, is one of East Africa's most well-known DJs. He discusses his career as a DJ and how much he is worth.
"I began deejaying in 2003 while attending university. But it wasn't until 2006 that I took it seriously. "I never used to like music before that," he said in a previous interview, according to Nation.
He reveals that when he first started out, he used to make a video mix called "The Chronic" for matatus, then get local stall owners to advertise on it for about Sh6,000 each.
"It covered the rent. "I also despised the idea of working in an office and having to take orders from others, so I had to make it work one way or another," he adds.
You'd think he didn't go to school, but he says, "I was index one in primary school, scored an A- in my KCSE, and graduated with a 2nd upper Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Kabarack University."
He later joined Code Red Deejays for a two-year stint before leaving without a backup plan.
"By some stroke of luck, I got a call from DJ Mr Prime a few days later asking if I wanted to host this new TV show," he says.
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