High-flying Kenyan rapper Khaligraph Jones, whose real name is Brian Ouko Omollo, finds himself disheartened after his highly anticipated Instagram Live session with US rap heavyweight Rick Ross failed to materialize.

Expressing his frustration on social media, the ‘Yego’ rapper accused some of his fans of jealousy and envy, alleging that his account was reported for an unknown infringement, resulting in the cancellation of the much-anticipated session.

Apologizing to his disappointed fans who were eagerly awaiting the live session, Khaligraph clarified that the situation was beyond his control and assured them that the planned Instagram Live session with Rick Ross would be rescheduled for a later date.

Despite the setback, Khaligraph remained optimistic about future collaborations and projects, receiving encouragement from thousands of fans and celebrities, including Rick Ross himself, who expressed solidarity with the rapper.

Rick Ross, in particular, conveyed his unwavering support, stating, “We Won’t Stop!” while content creator Terence Creative offered words of encouragement, emphasizing Khaligraph’s undeniable talent and resilience.

The collaboration between Khaligraph and Rick Ross comes at an exciting time as the American Hip Hop icon prepares to release his highly anticipated solo album ‘Champagne Moments’ and explores new musical ventures aimed at bridging the American hip-hop scene with the vibrant sounds of Africa.

Back in 2018, during Rick Ross’s visit to Kenya for a concert, a local radio station had asked Khaligraph Jones about the possibility of collaborating with the American rapper. Khaligraph expressed his willingness to explore the opportunity, highlighting his preference for letting his work speak for itself rather than actively seeking collaborations.

While the setback with the Instagram Live session was disappointing, Khaligraph’s unwavering determination and Rick Ross’s continued support hint at exciting prospects for future collaborations between the two artists.