Mauru Gwash Makes Shocking Revelation About OnlyMoh Beef, Wong and Kasaboss
Kenyan rapper Mauru Gwash has opened up about the ongoing tensions surrounding him and fellow rapper OnlyMoh, revealing that their differences are part of a wider set of issues involving other names in the local rap scene.
Mauru has spoken about his relationship with OnlyMoh, as well as issues he says he has with Wong and Kasaboss.
The comments have added another layer to conversations around Nairobi’s underground rap scene, where collaborations, friendships and rivalries can sometimes exist within the same music circles.
Mauru and OnlyMoh have previously worked together extensively, making the reported tension between the two artists particularly interesting for fans following their careers.
Mauru and OnlyMoh Have a Shared History
Before the reported beef, Mauru and OnlyMoh had established themselves as collaborators within the ThirtyFourBrick collective.
K24 previously described OnlyMoh as part of ThirtyFourBrick alongside Mauru Gwash, JayLo and Unclean. The collective has become associated with Nairobi’s underground trap and drill movement.
The two rappers have released several projects together.
Their collaborations include “Doh,” “Around,” “Ng’aada” and other ThirtyFourBrick material. Their joint work shows that the relationship between Mauru and OnlyMoh has previously been built around music and a shared creative environment.
In June 2025, Mauru, OnlyMoh and JayLo were credited on the No Guidance EP track “Ng’aada.”
The pair also appeared together on “Kigonyi”, released in May 2026 alongside Unclean and JayLo.
That history makes Mauru’s latest comments about their differences particularly notable.
Mauru Gwash and OnlyMoh’s Reported Beef
According to remarks attributed to Mauru, his issues with OnlyMoh remain part of the current tensions surrounding him.
The rapper’s comments have sparked interest because the two have previously been closely associated musically.
Their collaborations helped establish a recognizable sound within the ThirtyFourBrick movement, with both artists contributing to the collective’s growing profile.
OnlyMoh’s rise has also been documented separately. K24 reported in June 2026 that he had become one of the increasingly visible voices in Kenya’s underground trap and drill scene, with music influenced by Sheng-heavy lyricism and street experiences.
The reported disagreement therefore comes at a time when both artists are continuing to build individual identities.
Mauru Also Mentions Wong
Mauru also spoke about issues involving Wong, adding another name to the conversation.
There has previously been public controversy involving Master Wong and Mauru.
In February 2026, Master Wong discussed an incident in Kiamaiko and said it was connected to a personal dispute involving Mauru, while also saying Toxic Lyrikali was not the intended target.
Other reports at the time described allegations involving Mauru and Toxic Lyrikali and an incident that resulted in Master Wong being taken into police custody. Those reports contained competing accounts of what happened.
Because the accounts differ, the circumstances should be treated as allegations and competing claims rather than established conclusions.
Kasaboss Also Comes Into the Conversation
Mauru’s remarks also referenced Kasaboss, another name connected to the tensions he was discussing.
However, publicly available reporting does not provide enough independent information to establish the details of the disagreement between Mauru and Kasaboss.
For that reason, the reported issue is best understood as part of Mauru’s account of his current relationships within the rap scene.
The mention of Kasaboss nevertheless shows that the rapper’s concerns extend beyond his reported disagreement with OnlyMoh.
The Changing Nairobi Rap Scene
The situation involving Mauru comes as Nairobi’s underground rap scene continues to attract attention.
Artists from collectives such as ThirtyFourBrick have been using trap, drill, Sheng and street-focused storytelling to develop their own sound.
OnlyMoh, for example, has been described as representing Donholm and as part of a generation of artists using music to express street realities, ambition and survival.
Mauru has similarly built his identity around Nairobi’s underground culture.
The growing visibility of these artists means that disagreements between rappers can quickly become topics of discussion among fans.
From Collaborations to Individual Careers
One of the interesting aspects of the Mauru and OnlyMoh situation is how quickly the music landscape can change.
Artists who once appeared together on songs can eventually pursue separate creative directions.
That does not automatically mean a musical partnership is permanently over.
In fact, Mauru and OnlyMoh continued to release collaborative music even into 2026. Their “Kigonyi” collaboration, for example, was released in May, while ThirtyFourBrick’s catalogue contains several other joint appearances.
The reported beef therefore exists against a history of significant musical collaboration.
Mauru’s Comments Put the Spotlight on Rap Rivalries
The remarks from Mauru have once again placed attention on the competitive side of Kenyan rap.
Beef has long been part of hip-hop culture, with artists using disagreements and rivalries as material for music, interviews and public conversations.
However, when personal disputes move beyond music, the situation can become more complicated.
That is why separating confirmed events from claims made by individuals remains important when discussing ongoing disagreements between artists.
For Mauru, the latest comments have given fans another look into the relationships surrounding him and the wider ThirtyFourBrick environment.
What Comes Next for Mauru and OnlyMoh?
Whether Mauru and OnlyMoh eventually resolve their differences or continue on separate paths remains to be seen.
Their musical history shows that the two artists have already created several projects together, meaning there is a substantial creative connection behind the current reported tension.
At the same time, both rappers are developing their individual careers and expanding their audiences.
For fans of Nairobi’s underground rap, the situation will likely remain a talking point as the artists continue releasing music.
Mauru Gwash Keeps the Rap Conversation Going
Mauru’s latest comments have brought renewed attention to his reported beef with OnlyMoh and his stated issues involving Wong and Kasaboss.
The situation also highlights the complicated relationships that can exist within Kenya’s underground rap community, where artists can collaborate closely while also experiencing personal or professional disagreements.
For now, the details surrounding the different disputes remain based largely on the accounts of those involved.
What is clear is that Mauru remains an important name in the Nairobi underground rap conversation, and his comments have given fans another reason to watch how the relationships within the scene develop.
