Breeder LW’s manager, Eugene Baron, has caused a stir online after boldly declaring his artist as “The King of New Age Rap” in Kenya and even dared anyone to prove him wrong.

In a post shared on his Instagram story, Baron praised Breeder LW for his unmatched lyrics skills and creativity, saying no one in the current rap scene can touch his level.

“Breeder LW is the King of the New Age Rap. Even our brothers in TZ know this is a whole different level they can’t even try. If you ever doubt it, step in the booth and prove it,” he said.

Baron’s declaration wasn’t just a statement of pride, but also a challenge to the industry. He dared anyone who doubts Breeder LW’s position to step forward and prove otherwise, saying the music speaks for itself.

The bold move has fueled discussion among fans and fellow artists, with many agreeing that Breeder’s journey, sound, and influence truly embody what the new age of Kenyan rap stands for.

Breeder LW, known for his energetic performances and street-smart lyrics, has steadily built his brand through consistency and relatable storytelling.

From his breakout tracks to his powerful collaborations, he has proven time and again that he can hold his own among Kenya’s top rappers. His songs often blend creative punchlines with raw emotion, resonating deeply with fans who see him as a voice of the streets.

Supporters have praised Eugene Baron’s confidence, saying it’s refreshing to see a manager who believes in his artist so strongly. They argue that the rap game thrives on competition, and statements like Baron’s help keep the culture alive and exciting.

Many have also pointed out that Breeder’s rise has inspired younger artists to embrace originality and stay true to their craft.

As the conversation continues to heat up online, one thing is clear, Breeder LW has cemented his place as one of Kenya’s most talked-about rappers.