Get ready to turn up the volume and tick off your favorite politician uncle because Krg The Don is back with a fire new song called “Serikali” that’s hotter than a matatu hurtling down Mombasa Road at noon. This jam, featuring MABANTU, is about to be your new go-to anthem for everything from rush hour traffic jams to that pesky national debt that just won’t quit.

Krg The Don Goes Full Meme in “Serikali”

Look, we’re not entirely sure what Krg The Don is saying in “Serikali” yet, but let’s be honest, that’s half the fun with Kenyan music, right? The title translates to “government” in Swahili, and the hashtag #MamboImechemka literally means “Things Are Boiled Over,” which is basically a Kenyan’s way of saying they’re about ready to lose it. So yeah, brace yourselves for some major truth bombs.

Krg The Don: From Lit to Lit-erally Sparking a Revolution (Maybe?)

Diehard Krg The Don fans know him for bangers like “Hivi Na Hivi” and “Jitume,” which basically guaranteed a good time. But with “Serikali,” it seems Krg The Don is trading in his party hat for a bullhorn. Is this the start of a beautiful friendship between Kenyan music and social commentary? Only time will tell, but one thing’s for sure: your uncle who thinks the government walks on water is not going to be happy.

Where to Find “Serikali” (and How to Avoid an Argument with Family)

You can find “Serikali” on all the usual streaming platforms like Apple Music and Spotify. Just be careful when blasting it around the house. If the rhythmic headbanging and lyrics that sound suspiciously like a laundry list of national woes don’t get your relatives riled up, the music video might just do the trick. Consider it a public service announcement: headphones recommended.

So crank up the volume, download “Serikali,” and prepare to sing along (or pretend you can’t hear a thing) because Krg The Don has done it again!