Arbantone musician VJ Patelo has revealed plans to relocate from Kenya permanently, saying he is ready to begin a new chapter of his life outside the country.
Speaking in a video shared on his TikTok page on Thursday, April 9, 2026, the “Wakudumu” hitmaker disclosed that he has grown tired of living in Kenya, which influenced his decision to consider moving abroad in search of a fresh start.
In the video, VJ Patelo expressed his frustrations with his current environment, suggesting that he feels it is time for a change.
While he did not specify the exact country he intends to move to, he indicated that his decision has been carefully considered and is not temporary.
The musician, who has gained popularity within the Arbantone music scene, said the move is motivated by personal growth and a desire for new opportunities.
He hinted that relocating could help him expand his music career and experience different cultures and audiences.
His announcement has sparked mixed reactions among fans, with some supporting his decision and wishing him success in his future plans, while others encouraged him to reconsider and continue building his career locally.
VJ Patelo has been part of the rising wave of Arbantone artists who have gained attention for their energetic sound and street-inspired music style.
His track “Wakudumu” helped elevate his profile within Kenya’s entertainment scene, making him a recognizable name among younger audiences.
Despite his growing success, the artist suggested that personal dissatisfaction with his current situation has played a major role in his decision.
He emphasized that sometimes stepping away from familiar surroundings is necessary for growth and self-discovery.
As he prepares for this potential transition, fans continue to follow his updates closely, with many awaiting more details about his destination and future music plans.
Whether he ultimately relocates or not, his statement has already sparked widespread conversation within the local entertainment industry.
His announcement adds to a growing trend of Kenyan creatives exploring opportunities abroad while balancing local fame with global ambitions.