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Stoopid Boy's Biography in Summary

Stoopid boy is a young kenyan artist based in Nairobi. He became popular with his band known as Gotta City. He is also popular for a popular Gengetone sone known as Gbag na Jag.

Stoopid boy's fellow Gotta city members are Stoopid Boy, Madocho, Pingo and Liyetin with the sang Monchoka.

There has been tension between Mbogi Genje and Gotta City. Gotta City explains the origins of the protracted beef.

Stoopid Boy, Madocho, Pingo, and Liyetin are the four individuals responsible for the song Monchoka and the phrase 'kama unajinauwo vyenye unajinauwo momchoka'.


The group explains what Gotta City is and what they stand for. The name is derived from Nairobi, the capital.

Jalango was quoted as saying, "Ni vile Nairobi ni capital city ya Kenya gotta city ni capital city of Nairobi ' according to the group, Gotta stands for - Gearing Over Trails and Temptations in Adulthood."

The group recently got into a fight with MbogiGenje, the producers of popular songs such as Kidungi, Ngumi Mbwegze, and Wamocho.


The beef stems from the Mbogi Genje's alleged stealing of lyrics.

Gotta City stated,

"Mbogi Genje hawa wasee walikuwa ma ariff na hawa wasee tulikuwa tumetulia kimono ata wananauwo wanjua place fulani inatiwa dajo... tukikuwa tunatulia chuom moja walikuwa wanakam place wanatuset lakini sasa wakaanza kuleta zile za underation."

Adding,

"Unapata msee anacome anataka kuchachisha na shashula moja sasa inakuwa huyu msee kuna vyenye ananibeba ndogo."

They went on to explain that this was not the only issue; a member of Mbogi Genje stole their lyrics, and when they discussed it, they got into a fight.

"Sasa achukua mistari za Stoopid Boy. Kwa ile harakati Stoopid Boy anacomplain pia kuna dem fulani anitwa Mungai Eve akaskia na hii story kuna vile....akasema hajui Stoopid Boy, smadi until vita ikatokea enye wakiwa wanachapa nini na wanapiga lyrics na stoopid boy sa hiyo ndio ikakuwa tulishukishana."

The lyrics they claim Mbogi Genje stole from them are from a song called Wamocho.

Aside from that, they have nothing against Mbogi Genje.