Comedian DJ Shiti has been on a roll and Kenyans are happy for him.
The creative have been raking in hundreds of thousands for featuring in a number of hit songs by some of Kenya’s top music acts.
DJ Shiti’s manager Chingy Mstado recently disclosed the amount of money the artist made after featuring in Khaligraph Jones and Bien Aime’s latest music videos.
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Nairobi News understands DJ Shiti featured in Bien’s All My Enemies Are Suffering viral song as a video vixen, where he played the character of a traditional pastor.
The comedian also made an impressive feature Khaligraph Jones’s song Confused where he stunned with his comedic drama.
Well, speaking in a candid interview with Tuko on Saturday, September 13, 2025, Shiti’s manager Chingy disclosed he bagged about Sh 800,000 after featuring in the two aforementioned hit songs.
“After releasing the song, Khaligraph and Shiti went for a show in Ukambani. OG gave him a polite Sh 150,000, but he only went there to make an appearance. It was not his show. Khaligraph gave him Sh 350,000 even though they are friends. Though Sh 150,000 before, and the other after we arrived,” Chingy said.
He also added that Shiti initially did not want to get paid to feature in Bien’s song as they are very good friends, but the singer insisted.
“There is no project that he has done that has flopped; all have trended. Shiti is very happy. Bien gave him Sh 250,000. He did not even want Bien to pay him because the singer has been coming through for him, but he was surprised when he saw the M-pesa transaction,”he added.
Nairobi News understands DJ Shiti’s star had dimmed and he had disappeared from the list of top rating Kenyan entertainers but made a gallant comeback and has been winning ever since.
Not only has the comedian been killing it by featuring in Kenya’s popular hit songs but also on YouTube, with his comic series.
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