Bien says his hit song ‘All My Enemies Are Suffering’ has earned him global fans
Multitalented musician and songwriter Bien‑Aimé Baraza has revealed that his hit song All My Enemies Are Suffering has earned him fans and recognition from all over the world.
Speaking during an interview with local media on Friday, December 5, 2025, Bien disclosed that after the song went viral, his social media inboxes were full of messages from global artistes talking about the hit.
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He went on to say that apart from the direct messages, he has also seen global celebrities commenting about the viral hit.
“I remember when I did my song ‘All My Enemies Are Suffering’, my inbox is now full of messages from artistes all over the world telling me how that song is talking to them, I have seen global celebrities posting and commenting on ‘All My Enemies Are Suffering’,” Bien said.
Sauti Sol band singer added that he was particularly thrilled to see international stars like actress Lupita Nyong’o sharing the song online.
“I saw Lupita posting it, and she posted the song. I have seen people now from all over the world coming to my page and following me,” he added.
All My Enemies Are Suffering
The Kenyan Afro-pop star’s single, ‘All My Enemies Are Suffering’, was released on July 18, 2025, and it surpassed 1 million views in just four days after release and quickly became the #1 trending song on YouTube.
The song blends upbeat rhythms with hard-hitting lyrics, touching on themes of resilience, triumph, and perhaps a bit of sweet revenge. With the intense energy of Isukuti drums, modern beats, and an unforgettable hook, it’s no wonder this song is taking over the airwaves.
The viral song’s music video has garnered 7.1 million views in 4 months, easily making its mark as the biggest hit off his “Alusa Why Are You Topless” album.
Also, Bien released a remix featuring Nigeria’s Phyno. The track, produced by Remy Baggins, has brought together talent from the East and West of the continent to bring new textures and harmonies to the song’s chanting spine.
