Kenya’s reggae community is mourning the loss of one of its most iconic voices, MC Fullstop, who passed away after a prolonged battle with lung tuberculosis. The veteran hypeman, known for his electrifying energy and unforgettable voice, had been vocal about his health struggles in recent years, often addressing rumours of his death while reassuring fans of his fight against the illness.
Fullstop, whose real name remains lesser known to the public, became a household name through his vibrant presence on radio and television, particularly during the golden era of reggae shows in Kenya. He made a name for himself by hyping up reggae music shows, many of which were distributed on CDs, helping to popularize the genre across the country. His unmatched energy and passion for reggae made him a staple on the airwaves and a beloved figure in the entertainment scene.
The news of his passing was confirmed by fellow entertainer Deejay Juan, who told TUKO.co.ke about the loss. Since the announcement, tributes have poured in from fans, fellow MCs, and DJs, all sharing heartfelt memories of a man who gave his life to music and community. Social media has been flooded with condolence messages, with many expressing deep sorrow and celebrating Fullstop’s lasting legacy.
“RIP MC Fullstop. Till we link up again in Zion. Rest in power, rasta,” wrote @Rich Real Mchelsea. Another fan, @K-Sound Eldi, added: “So sad, RIP MC Fullstop. Till we meet again, rest easy.”
Fullstop’s passing marks the end of an era in Kenyan reggae culture. His influence and voice will continue to echo in the hearts of those he entertained and inspired. Rest in power, MC Fullstop your rhythm lives on.
