In this episode we sit down with Lowki The Great one of Kenya’s most unpredictable, genre bending artists to trace a story that starts in high school and ends with 5 albums and with 2 dropping this year (featuring a special collab with Andalia 38).From his first crew 911 and the hit Hitilafu, to chairing school journalism meetings and staging his own knock-off of the 10/10 showcase, Lowki walks us through spoken-word days, his cheeky Rasta News segment, finding a producer next door, making faceless music, and shooting his first music video on a school camera while studying film at KIMC. We also break down his first three albums, the streets’ reaction, and what makes his sound different he truly embodies the “do it all” ethos.What we talk about:High-school beginnings & 911 — the making of HitilafuJournalism meetings, the 10/10 knock-off and early exposureTransition to spoken word and the Rasta News segmentThe producer next door, faceless releases & first school camera videoFilm school (Kenya Institute of Mass Communication) → music in class filmsThe evolution into albums as a body of work (Albums 1–3)Album 4 — what to expect & the Andalia 38 projectLowki’s creative process, genre experiments & “do it all” approachIf you liked this episode:👍 Like this video • 💬 Drop a comment with your favorite Lowki track • 🔔 Subscribe to The Worst Friends Podcast for new episodes every week

GTB Emzee pulls up for a raw and inspiring conversation.
In this episode, he breaks down the real meaning behind GTB (Glad To Be) and how it reflects his gratitude for life, his journey, and the growth that shaped both his music and his clothing line.

We dive into his come-up, early inspirations, and the evolution of his sound through his albums and discography all the way to his latest releases. He also tells the full story behind his fast-trending hit “Ozempic” and how the beat drama almost sent the song to another artist before he and his team flipped it within two hours from production tweaks to mixing and mastering.

Emzee opens up about stepping back from music to focus on building the GTB brand, his personal life, and his daily gym routine. He also shares how launching Emzee’s POV, his videography business, helped him explore a whole new creative lane while sharpening his vision as an artist.

This one is packed with honesty, hustle, and energy.
Tap in and enjoy the conversation

In this episode, we sit down with Saint Lamar, a bold creative voice in Kenya’s fashion and modelling scene. From being a stylist and event curator to running the unique platform Geeked TFU, Lamar shares his creative journey, key collaborations, and the vision behind his recent pop-up event.

He also opens up about a tough experience in Mombasa, where he lost an iPhone 13 Pro to a group known as wahuni while vending for a brand and how he had to pay the price alone. His story sheds light on the real struggles and lack of support faced by upcoming creatives in Kenya’s fashion industry.

Lamar also drops gems on the best photoshoot locations for models and content creators looking to level up their Instagram feeds.

Tune in for raw insights, fashion talk, and a real conversation about building a name in Kenya’s creative scene.