Kenyan rapper Msupa S has given her followers a glimpse into her life in the United States after sharing a video showing her harvesting sukuma wiki from her backyard garden.
The rapper posted the lighthearted clip on Instagram on Friday, August 21, 2026. In the video, she is seen standing beside a vegetable patch enclosed with chicken wire while holding a bunch of freshly harvested kale.
Her husband, who was behind the camera, could be heard engaging her in a playful conversation as she showed off the vegetables.
The simple backyard moment quickly attracted attention from Kenyan social media users, with many amused by the sight of a familiar Kenyan vegetable growing thousands of kilometres from home.
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Sukuma wiki, commonly known as collard greens or kale, is a staple vegetable in many Kenyan households.
The video offered a glimpse into her everyday life away from Kenya, where she has been living with her husband.
“Sukuma wiki imefika mpaka America,” one viewer joked in reaction to the video.
Other users used the opportunity to recall the rapper's earlier music career and ask when she would return to releasing music.
Fans remember her music career.
Msupa S became widely known in Kenya through her music and social media presence.
Her unconventional style and outspoken personality helped her attract significant attention online, particularly during the period when she was actively promoting her music.
Her name has remained familiar to Kenyan internet users even as she has spent more time outside the country's entertainment scene.
Fans Reactions on the Video
lourinechep noted:
"Like the accent switch."
nation_j.r wrote:
"When kids get abroad, they do wonders."
i.n.e.s.t.o.r left a particularly emotional comment, writing:
"Msupa S, you broke my heart when you disappeared without a trace from the music industry. You truly had so much potential, and people genuinely fell in love with you."
bleznmwende wrote:
"Hey girl, I love your content sana. Keep going and encouraging some of us."
