Controversial gospel sensation Chris Embarambamba is hitting back at critics, urging them to spare judgment and take a closer look at his music. In a video circulating online, the Kisii artist appealed to listeners to approach his tunes with an open mind, emphasizing the importance of focusing on the message rather than passing quick judgments.
Expressing dismay at those clamoring for a ban on his performances, Embarambamba argued that his music isn’t as morally objectionable as some might think. With a touch of humor, he pointed to biblical principles, suggesting that negative conversations could, in fact, spoil good manners.
According to the artist, the crux of the issue lies in people’s misunderstanding of his songs. He urged them to give his music a thorough listen from start to finish to truly comprehend the intended message. Despite his unconventional music videos featuring unique antics, Embarambamba emphasized that he is a gospel artist merely following God’s instructions to spread the good news.
To provide a fuller picture of his musical journey, Embarambamba suggested interested individuals should take a trip down memory lane and stream his music from three years ago. In doing so, he hopes people will gain a better understanding of both him and his music. Notably, Embarambamba recently found himself in hot water when the Kenya Film Classification Board (KFCB) ordered the removal of his latest song, “Niko Uchi,” from all media platforms, citing concerns about its impact on children and the public.
