Ringtone Chides Stephen Kasolo After 'Accusing' Him Of Chilling In Night Club: "Tafuta Bibi Na Watoto"

• Ringtone was on TikTok live, interacting with his fans when his fellow musician Stephen Kasolo joined him
• Kasolo thought Ringtone was in a club while on the TikTok livestream and asked him to change his ways
• The Pamela hitmaker was in his house; however, his gypsum ceiling left Kasolo confused

Gospel singer Ringtone has chided fellow musician Stephen Kasolo after he confused his house for a club.

Ringtone's mansion a house of many colours?

Kasolo joined Ringtone's live stream, claiming the singer was in a club.

The Kitole crooner revealed that Ringtone's location enticed him to join the TikTok live.

"That is what brought me here actually."

Kasolo, however, realised that Ringtone was in his house and apologised to the artiste.

"Inawaka kama club, chagua colours za nyumba next time,... I have forgiven you Mr chairmain. How are you doing bro lakini?" he said.

Ringtone did not let the banter from his fellow artiste slide. He did a house tour and said:

"We are fine and thanking the Lord Jesus Christ. Kasolo kwa wale wako blessed na manyumba za kifahari kama hizi, mataa ziko come one Kasolo. (Because I am not going to the club, the club is in my house. I put on the lights, I dance, give thanks to the most high and sleep)."

Kasolo, on viewing the house at a better angle, chided the Pamela singer.

"Tafuta msichana mzuri, bibi weka hapo na watoto sasa."

Why Ringtone stopped singing gospel

In a separate story, the self-proclaimed chairman of the gospel once said he would no longer be doing ministry and was off to singing love songs.

He gave reasons for his decision and claimed it was majorly contributed by Kenyan girls and women who kept shooting their shots in his DM.

"I was the gospel's chairman but have left them to plan themselves. They kept saying Ringtone doesn't know how to sing, but now that I have left, they have been exposed," he said.

According to the Pamela hitmaker, women kept following him and admiring his looks rather than following Christ.

"... But, I left the industry because Kenyan girls and women have a big problem, instead of following Jesus they are following me but I don't want," he said.