Kenyan rapper Scar Mkadinali has stirred fresh conversation around relationships after openly stating that he does not believe in marriage.

The artist, known for his raw lyricism and street-inspired storytelling, made the remarks  where he addressed his personal views on love, commitment and societal expectations.
His candid stance has since circulated widely on social media, drawing both support and criticism.
Scar Mkadinali // Facebook
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A Blunt Take on Marriage

In his statement, Scar did not hold back.
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“Mi siezi kuadvice mambo ya marriage ju mimi sibelieve in marriage.”
The phrase, delivered in a mix of Swahili and Sheng, translates to his inability to advise others on marriage because he does not subscribe to the institution himself.
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Mixed Reactions Online

Following the clip’s circulation, Kenyans online quickly weighed in. Some agreed with his perspective, saying marriage is no longer a universal goal, while others pushed back, arguing that public figures have influence and should be cautious about dismissing long-standing institutions.

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A section of fans defended Scar’s honesty, noting that he did not impose his views on others but simply expressed a personal belief. Others, however, felt the statement feeds into a wider shift away from commitment, especially among younger audiences.
Scar Mkadinali // Facebook

More Than Just the Headlines

Scar Mkadinali remains  one of the most recognisable voices in Kenya’s urban music scene. As part of Wakadinali, he has consistently delivered music that mirrors everyday life — from the grind of the streets to the realities of youth culture.
Tracks like Rong Reggae, Sikutambui and Geri Ineng have become anthems for many young listeners, not just for their sound but for the honesty in their lyrics.
Scar’s delivery often feels conversational, as if he is narrating lived experiences rather than performing for an audience.