Celebrities who attended and performed at Jaymoh Decin’s Sudhee Experience
By Katemarthason Okudo, September 13, 2026Kenyan comedian Jaymoh Decin brought together several familiar faces in the entertainment industry as he staged his first live stand-up comedy show, the Sudhee Experience, at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) in Nairobi on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
The show marked an important step in Jaymoh’s comedy career as he moved from entertaining audiences through viral online skits to performing before a live audience. Known for characters such as Choke Jingli and his impersonations of public figures and celebrities, the comedian was joined on stage by his two brothers as they entertained the crowd.
Several Kenyan entertainers also turned up to support the comedian, with some taking part in the performances and others sharing messages of encouragement.
King Kaka backs Jaymoh
Rapper and businessman King Kaka was among the celebrities spotted at the event.
Dressed in a blue suit and white hat, King Kaka was seen meeting Jaymoh backstage before his performance. He encouraged the comedian and offered him words of motivation as he prepared to take the stage.
His appearance added to the support Jaymoh received from established figures in the entertainment industry as he took on the new challenge of hosting a live comedy show.
Nicki Bigfish praises the comedian
Content creator Nicki Bigfish also attended the Sudhee Experience, describing the event as a good experience and congratulating Jaymoh for putting together the show.
Having spent 16 years in the entertainment industry, Nicki said seeing Jaymoh take such a step was motivating for creatives.
He also said he was proud of Jaymoh and promised to continue supporting him as he develops and expands his content.
Eric Omondi and 2mbili entertain the crowd
Comedian Eric Omondi and fellow entertainer 2mbili were also part of the event.
The two took up co-hosting duties, engaging with the audience and keeping the crowd entertained between the different performances.
Their involvement added another layer to the show, which brought together comedians, content creators and performers from different parts of Kenya’s entertainment scene.
Bradley Genz Goliath calls for support
Bradley Genz Goliath was another entertainer who attended the show and took to the stage for a performance.
While speaking about Jaymoh, Bradley described him as someone with a good heart and used the occasion to encourage people in the entertainment industry to support one another.
His message reflected one of the main themes around the event, with several entertainers turning up to celebrate Jaymoh’s move from online comedy to a major live production.
MC Exodus and other performers
MC Exodus also attended the Sudhee Experience and congratulated Jaymoh for putting together the show. He said Jaymoh had motivated him, adding to the messages of support from entertainers who witnessed the comedian take on his first major live comedy performance.
The Heha Movers were also part of the line-up, delivering a performance that got the audience involved. A Geoffrey Mosiria look-alike also took to the stage, entertaining the crowd with an impersonation of the former government official.
Jaymoh takes comedy to the live stage
The Sudhee Experience gave Jaymoh an opportunity to bring the characters and impersonations that have built his online following to a live audience.
His decision to perform alongside his two brothers also gave the show a family element, with the trio sharing the stage as they entertained those who attended.
For Jaymoh, the event marked a shift from creating comedy primarily for digital platforms to taking his work before a large live audience.
With established entertainers showing up to support him and several performers joining him on stage, the Sudhee Experience also highlighted the growing connection between Kenya’s digital content creators and the wider entertainment industry.