TID's Hilarious Interviews Go Viral As Tanzanian Musician Turns Online Sensation: "I Hate You"

• Tanzanian musician Khalid Mohammed, aka TID, has been trending for the past few weeks after one of his interviews went viral
• In the interview, a man interrupted him as he walked past him and he hilariously shouted at the guy
• Netizens have grown particularly fond of TID because of his insightful comments on a variety of topics coupled with his elegant mastery of English

Tanzanian artist Khalid Mohammed, aka TID, has gone viral in Kenya.

Who is TID?

TID is no stranger to the spotlight. Still, his recent interviews have made him highly known, particularly among Kenyan internet users.

TID has been creating waves with his sharp remarks and candid commentary on various topics in a series of interviews with Tanzanian media sources.

In one hilarious video that has gone viral, TID was seen reacting to a passerby in the middle of his interview.

"Who is this guy? Why? Why, between my interview, you are passing around? I hate you," TID said.

Netizens react to TID's viral interview

Here is what they had to say:

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"The British accent killed me."

Njoki Njoro

"Is it between or in the middle of."

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"Made in TZ and trending in Kenya."

Bito:

"He can be a good pastor."

cherry:

"This is still funny wallahi."

Angela:

"Just one Tanzanian with some good English now we can't breathe."

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"Huyu nani, who's this guy?"

White Swan:

"This is such a funny reaction."

Alex Fleming:

"Theres no where boda boda cant pass."

Lastborn_Soud:

"If you are born to be a star you are."

Fanuel Mulwa:

"Not me asking who is this guy."

Hilly:

"He was convinced he was a paid actor."

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"Why, why between my comment you are passing around?"

Kata simu tupo site becomes internet hit

In other news, comedian Mzee Mjegeje went viral for instructing a caller to hang up as he was busy.

The funnyman breathed his last in March at Mwananyamala Hospital in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, where he was receiving treatment.

His international recognition extended to Kenya in 2022 after the 'kata simu, tupo site' phrase became a common term for everyone.

Proofreading by Jackson Otukho, a multimedia journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke

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Tanzanian singer TID captured in all three frames.

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