Mario TJ Kasela popularly known as Trio Mio has disclosed the reason he never revealed his KCSE results.
This comes after the artist has made her way back from Dubai after his performance last week.
The 18 year old Kenyan rapper and Gengetone artist made the announcement of his performance through his Instagram page on Friday where the performance was taking place at the luxurious Enish Restaurant and Lounge, Dubai, at a cost of 100 AED (around Ksh.3,475) per person.
Speaking in an exclusive interview with Nicholas Kioko, the rapper indicated that people should mind their business and stop asking for his KCSE results as he added “sipangwingwi”.
The gengetone artist sat for his Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education(KCSE) last year where it was rumoured that he scored a D plus and he never seemed to care claiming he has a music career.
After clearing his secondary school education, the artist earlier revealed that his plans are to focus on his career and acquire more skills that will make him the best musician adding that he is passionate in learning how to mix and master.
Trio who seemed thrilled by his last week’s performance, stated that people should only be concerned by his music not education since they know him out of his music career.
The artist praised his Dubai fans since he received a great reception from them terming the performance a success.
The gengetone artist added that his mother’s prayers keeps him moving everyday.
The talented teen has recently released a song “Bad Boy Syndrome” which explains about ladies who love toxic men popularly termed as “bad boys”.
On his relationship with the rumoured girlfriend, Tonnia, Trio Mio stated that they are just “besties” and nothing more.
Even when he was schooling, the rapper served his fans hits after hits, leaving them looking forward to his next project.
Trio Mio took the music industry by storm with his lyrical prowess, voice and ability to craft catchy hits setting him apart from others and making him one of Kenya’s most sought-after rappers.
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