Khaligraph Jones Says Nyashinski, Octopizzo And King Kaka Can't Match His Rap Skills: "Hawaniwezi"

• Khaligraph Jones opened up about the rivalry between him and fellow rapper Octopizzo, explaining that Octopizzo dislikes him without reason
• The Omollo hitmaker said he doesn't hate Octopizzo, and he commended the fellow rapper's achievements
• Additionally, Khaligraph said he is the best rapper and can't be matched by other top rappers like King Kaka, Nyashinski and Octopizzo

Kenyan rapper Khaligraph Jones has discussed his ongoing rivalry with fellow rapper Octopizzo.

Khaligraph on his beef with Octopizzo

Speaking to YouTuber Obinna, the Tuma Kitu hitmaker admitted that Octopizzo dislikes him without apparent reason.

"He dislikes me. He has never liked me. You can hate someone without reason, so that is the case. But I understand him because if I were him, I would hate Khaligraph," he said.

Khaligraph, however, clarified that he does not hate Octopizzo and commended his achievements.

"I used to see him in Kibra back when he had nothing, and just seeing him elevate to where he is is something you must respect even if you hate him," he said.

Khaligraph claims he's the best rapper

Furthermore, Khaligraph addressed comparisons to other top rappers like King Kaka, Nyashinski, and Octopizzo.

He firmly said that he was better than them at rapping and that they could not compete with him on that level.

"They can't match me in rapping. They can't match me. They can only outshine me in something else, like dressing. Nyashinski is a good rapper but still, he can't outshine me," Khaligraph said.

Khaligraph building multi-million mansion

Previously, the rapper gave fans a sneak peek into his grandiose mansion, which is close to completion.

Taking to his Instastories, Khaligraph shared a video as he walked about, inspecting ongoing finishes to the architectural masterpiece.

The interior of the majestic mansion gave fans a view of the classy spiralling staircases and gigantic windows that gave the interior natural light.

It also featured a modern, flat roof design quickly gaining popularity among the affluent in Kenya.

"Nyumba tunajenga na pace Mungu anataka tusonge nayo. Minimal pressure," Khaligraph wrote on his Instastories video.