TTNT6 FULL EXPERIENCE 🔥 | Celebrity Arrivals, Backstage Access & Unforgettable Moments
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The TTNT6 event, produced by Blessed Jush (also known as Timothy Kimani), has finally arrived after years of anticipation at the T Center Expo venue in Nairobi. The show promises a blend of entertainment, comedy, and unforgettable moments, drawing thousands of excited fans who traveled from various locations to witness the spectacle. Host Miss Betty Kiti introduces the atmosphere by interviewing enthusiastic attendees on-site, many of whom are first-timers drawn by online hype or long-standing fandom for Jush's work. Attendees express immense excitement about seeing their favorite comedian perform live, with some noting that this edition feels like a must-attend experience they cannot afford to miss due to its growing reputation and the unique energy it brings every year.
A major highlight of TTNT6 is the fashion red carpet segment, which emphasizes style alongside comedy through an intriguing theme: single guests wear white while those in relationships dress in black. This creative concept adds a playful layer to the event's visual appeal as celebrities like Judy Abel Maami and Phil Boutita make their entrances dressed according to their relationship status or personal flair—some opting for bold zebra patterns or all-black ensembles that turn heads instantly. The red carpet not only showcases individual expressions but also reflects broader themes of identity, humor, and social commentary woven into the event's narrative structure.
Behind the scenes, interviews with key contributors reveal how much effort went into crafting TTNT6 over a year through rigorous rehearsals, scriptwriting sessions, and collaborative planning involving what is called "the kitchen cabinet." The production team highlights consistency as Jush’s greatest strength—a trait that has allowed him to evolve creatively while maintaining high standards across multiple editions. Despite challenges such as economic pressures and the need for constant innovation in content creation, the entire crew remains dedicated to delivering quality performances that resonate emotionally with audiences beyond mere laughter.
Ultimately, TTNT6 stands out not just for its comedic brilliance but also for its ability to inspire reflection on societal issues through humor—a signature style of Blessed Jush who turns even dark topics into engaging lessons wrapped in entertainment. As the event draws to a close, everyone agrees that this sixth iteration exceeded expectations and set new benchmarks for future shows like TTNT7 and beyond. With continued growth, passion, and teamwork evident throughout the production process, fans are eagerly awaiting what comes next while celebrating another successful chapter in Kenya's evolving comedy landscape.
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TT&T 6 is finally here. The long awaited
show by blessed Jush. Hello and welcome
to SPM Bars. My name is Miss Betty Kiti
and right here is the venue where T26 is
going to be happening. This is T Center
Expo. As you all know, this event was
put up last year. It's been a long time
coming. And finally, we are here for
entertainment, comedy, and everything
else. Jagu is going to be putting on
stage for us. Now guys, I'm so excited.
I want to talk to a few people just to
find out what do they have to say about
this event.
Let's see. Let's laughing.
>> I just on stage.
>> Yeah.
>> I don't know. Okay. I'm here to have
fun.
Yo.
>> All right. All right. Let's find some
more people right here. H just to get to
hear what do they have to say about this
event. Let's talk to him. Let's talk to
him. How are you, sir?
>> Hi.
>> What's your name?
>> Martin.
>> Martin. What are you expecting to see
today?
>> Uh h having fun,
>> laughter.
>> Yes. And enjoying the show. Is this your
first time for to come to TNT?
>> Yes, it's my first time.
>> Why did you come for the sixth one?
>> Uh, I'm a fan of
>> Jush.
>> I love his work.
>> Yes. And I'm here to support him and
have fun.
>> Absolutely. Clearly, it's not too late
to come for the show. Thank you. All
right, just let's get to hear from a few
other people. Hi, how are you?
>> I'm good.
>> What's your name?
>> Esther.
>> Esther, what are you expecting to see
today? I'm expecting to see the whole
crew. I'm expecting to see Jigush. I'm
excited. This is my first time.
>> So, yeah, I'm so excited.
>> What made you come for the sixth
edition?
>> Um cuz I've been watching online most of
the time, so this is the first time. So,
I'm like, "Yeah, I want to come for
this."
>> Amazing.
>> Oh, clearly we have first timers as
well. One more last person as we take it
away to Nikita who is going to be Hi
ladies.
>> What's your name?
>> Stephanie.
>> Ivy.
>> Ivy. What are you guys looking forward
to today?
>> To love the whole the entire time.
>> Yeah. Is this your first time to come
for this?
>> Yes.
>> How how did you decide to come for the
sixth one?
>> Let me tell you the hype on the
internet. It was crazy and you had to
come.
>> Clearly, it's an experience you can't
afford to miss. Thank you, ladies.
>> All right, one last person right here.
Let's see who do we talk to.
Uh,
we have these ladies here. Hi, ladies.
>> You guys look amazing. What's your name?
>> My name is Marian.
>> And yours?
>> Roslin.
>> What you What message do you have for
Jubush? He's awesome and he has done
what not many people can do and he's
awesome.
>> All right. Is this your first time to
come to TNT?
>> No.
>> Oh, yeah.
>> The sixth one.
>> The sixth one. What makes
>> What makes you come back again and
again?
>> I just love Jush. I just love him. He's
funny.
>> Yeah.
>> Amazing ladies. Enjoy your evening.
>> Thank you.
>> Awesome. Let's talk to this beautiful
lady here. Hi.
>> Hi. How are you? What's your name?
>> My name is Sophie.
>> Sophie, what are you looking forward to
seeing Jubush do on stage?
>> Uh, just for him to perform his magic
show. Yeah.
>> Is this your first time?
>> No. No. No.
>> Uh-huh.
>> The second time
then
watch online.
>> All right.
>> Enjoy your evening.
>> All right, guys. As you can see, the
crowd is excited to see go up on stage.
And what you need to do is stay tuned on
NPM bus because we have everything that
is happening today. My name is Miss Kiti
and right about now I'm going to take
you to my colleague Nikita who's on the
other side of the red carpet so that we
can see how are people LOOKING
CUTE.
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to TT NT6
Fashion Red Carpet with Mini Kitak Camo.
Tonight, it's not just about comedy,
it's also about their style. From bold
fashion designs to all that, we'll be
speaking to our guests to know what
inspired their outfits and who they
think and believe dress. Of course, the
excitement is building up as we await
Jush to take the center stage. But
remember, the event had a theme. If
you're single, you are to dress in white
if taken black. And come, you are
allowed to dress in both white and
black. So, let's go to the red carpet
and see what's going on. Uh, I mean, I
can look around and I can see people are
actually not bad. They're trying, but
we'll be right back here to see who's
turning their heads. How was the show
for you?
>> It was amazing. I think, but I I feel
like amazing is an understatement cuz,
you know, when you're in the space now,
you [music] look at how is doing all
things like the crowd that he has
gathered. I think I I would say it was
inspiring
>> his entrance [music]
the mascot. I think is crazy in ways we
[music] we can't even imagine. Today's
event had I think [music]
black and white mixed black and white in
between. Why did you decide to put on
[music] black? I am a complicated
person. Okay. So I choose Okay.
So I choose to [music] be a zebra today.
Yeah. the vibe.
>> Oh, okay. Yeah. [music]
>> How about you?
>> Well, black on black on black. So, take
care.
>> Let me tell you, you should see what
happens behind the white look nice.
Especially when you turn in a hurry. Let
me tell you, bro.
>> I know. If you're single, you wear
white. If you're not single, you wear
black. [music] You just go on it. And
then
perfect
[music]
[screaming]
confused [music]
>> for my outfit. It's more about art, not
feeling more about the event, [music]
but it's just honoring the call of the
event.
>> I'm a very big fan of Tush and whatever
he does. So, I just wanted to show up
for the event. [music] Looking awesome.
Yeah. You know, black. Are you taken?
>> Yeah, I'm taken. I have a boyfriend. so
loving like she's the best person ever
[music] in my life. Yeah.
>> Yeah. So, your outfit speaks for that.
>> Black. Yeah.
>> We look forward to seeing you again for
the next episode
of GT7.
[music]
What's your current favorite meme? Do
you have like a favorite meme? Your
favorite meme right now?
is
easy.
[music]
Is that on view?
>> Yeah.
>> Me here at
[laughter]
Nobody's above the program.
Nobody. No one is above the program.
You ain't bigger than the program, baby.
[laughter]
Hi guys.
[laughter]
>> You know Jush is one person who will do
skits but in a very educational way like
you must collect something and then you
laugh and then that's it. There are
always lessons inside those kits and if
you are keen enough to you know um grab
grab the lessons
you you'll see that actually
like I think when he's doing the skits I
don't know his thought process but in my
head I'm just thinking when he's doing
the skits he usually thinks about others
before he thinks about about himself
like
first before
so I think the highest seat. Imagine
when in Jush. What's the first thing you
will do? [laughter]
>> You're going
a political seat. Yeah.
>> I will write a script.
>> Write a script about what? Maybe
>> maybe my life or career or just
storytelling.
>> Given a chance to swap lives with Jush,
what's the first thing you would do?
>> No. No.
>> [laughter]
>> from him. Confidence, ambition,
ambition.
[laughter]
>> Now, number one today, if you were to
give Jush a nickname, what name would
you give?
>> What nickname? Mhm.
>> What nickname will I give him? Jagush.
>> Cartoon.
>> Yeah. Jush is one person. Just by
looking at him, I would start laughing.
He hasn't even said anything. And then
the minute he opens his mouth to say
something,
>> it's always something funny.
>> So for me,
>> I just because it works for me.
>> Yeah.
Mascot. M.
[laughter]
>> All right, guys. TT&T 6 and the show is
just about to begin right now. As you
can see, the kitchen cabinet,
they are walking right now to the stage.
All right, guys. As you can see behind
me,
Yes. So, we are walking to the stage
right now. As you can see, the audience
is waiting to see what's going on and we
are so excited to see what is going to
be happening right now.
>> All right guys,
the kitchen cabinet right here.
The scripting of this show, we can't
wait to see what they are going to be
doing for us today
stage. And as you can see, we are right
here just about to see what's going to
be happening.
Yes, guys, as you can see right here,
the big six are about to come into this
into the stage right now. So, we are
waiting for them. Kitchen cabinet,
kitchen cabinet, kitchen cabinets.
They're coming in. Coming in shortly.
DJ. [cheering]
>> All right,
there you have it. Judy
Abel Maami
and Phil Boutita and Celestea coming in
right now. As you can see, they are
walking in
right now
[music]
guys.
>> [music]
>> I feel cancer.
[music]
Oh my
[music]
god.
My life. [music]
[music]
Amen. Hallelujah.
[music]
Come on.
something cool. Come on. You know you
[music]
>> [music]
[music]
>> So everybody
[music]
else
everybody [music] everybody everybody
else
[music]
you Yeah.
Heat.
[music]
[music] Heat.
[cheering]
[music] Heat.
[music]
I [music] love
[singing]
your
[music] body.
[music]
Heat. Heat.
[music]
>> [music]
>> I want to see you tonight.
Ladies and gentlemen, to DJ
31st.
There we go. One more time.
for the first time.
[cheering]
Now,
are you ready for [cheering]
>> I can't tell you. Are you ready for
[cheering]
>> So now
So now, ladies and gentlemen,
this is it. The time we've all been
waiting for is here. [cheering] You are
with us from TTNT 1 2 3 4 5 and now.
But before we get into that,
please let's put our hands together for
our partners that have made this
possible. Celebrate Cold Win experience.
Ladies and gentlemen, celebrate
SDM. Thank you very much. Phil
Production
Prime Shield Security
Fusion Blue.
Thanks so much for ladies and gentlemen.
[music]
Heat. Heat.
[music]
[music and cheering]
Yeah.
Heat. [music]
[music]
>> [music]
>> Oh, thank you for the
[music]
Heat. Heat. Heat.
[music]
Yeah. [music]
Heat.
[cheering and music]
I sent
this idea.
All right.
[music]
>> [music]
>> Look
here. Yes. Yes.
God. Yeah.
How was TTNT6 today for you?
>> TNT was like such a mad experience
from the hype from
everything
like me say it was worth the money.
Yeah. Yeah. Sure.
Judy Judy. Thank you ma
as always. Thank you.
>> How was TT&T6 for you? As always, he
killed it.
>> Like he overd delivered and everybody
the 4,000 over 4,000 people in that room
can testify to it.
>> He did exactly what he was meant to do
today.
>> What do you think was different from the
rest from the other editions?
>> Um [screaming]
what was different?
execution. Um I would say for this one
they have been uh the content as in well
it's content creation like creation of
the content for the WhatsApp uh for the
stand up comedy has been happening for
over a year like
for over one year
content for over a year and I think you
can see you can see the results of over
One year of meeting every day
to cook. They really cooked and they
delivered. Yeah.
>> All right. Thank you so much. Please say
something.
Thank you, Judy. Thank you so much.
All right.
You're part of the think tank. How was
the execution?
The process of making it
>> execution was 170%.
It exceeded our expectation. I think he
was comfortable with the content because
of a lot of we started this thing one
year ago. So we've had over
over 20 sessions rehearsal. So the
execution was dope.
to Europe.6
Europe
2026.
Every time. Every time.
But good job
next year, Guys,
USK
[laughter]
this
They don't have attachment with the
country.
>> Wow. Clearly. Now let's talk about the
making of TTN6 one year
two hours. So in a day he has been doing
that like three times.
getting comfortable with the with the
lines and marrying them. Yeah.
>> How easy or how hard is it to achieve
such a thing?
It is not easy. It is hard to achieve.
But with discipline and discipline means
the artist need to be to understand that
it's a big big thing and they need to
put everything aside and focus on it.
So that dedication and discipline
>> we keep on learning lessons over and
over the same thing we keep learning
lessons. What was the lesson for this
TT&6 making of its
>> seasons. Okay.
>> Yeah. And that's that was the name of
the show seasons.
>> Uh
plans do change
>> and so ideas change and so creativity
has to be fluid. Yeah, you need to study
environment and understand that
half of the jokes
always be prepared like one thing like
this is the show that I can tell you we
had like three versions because you had
we had a lot of whatif scenarios. Yeah.
Yeah. As I let you go, please say
something to
Headmaster
classmates
everyday.
Fascinating.
>> Fascinating. Just fascinating people
outside.
>> I love it.
>> Looking good as well. Looking dana.
Santa sana. You can you can see the
gensification of an old man.
>> It is very evident, guys. Can you see
it? Can you see the gen gensification?
It's definitely right here. So, Phil,
how was it for you today? T&6.
>> What's different from the rest? Uh I
mean seasons that's what we were talking
about. So this was
uh quite quite quite the ride. So uh
he's in a different season in his life.
So this was emotional at the same time
we needed to make people laugh. Um yeah
it was it was it was a different season.
>> Yeah.
>> Where was the pressure while making this
uh you know the scripting the writing?
Where was the pressure?
>> Believe it or not, the pressure is
always the selling.
>> I I mean the the the craft of writing,
scripting, producing, that's that's a
craft we've been doing for a very long
time. But believe it or not, selling is,
you know, every year
>> you have to excite people again to come
and watch. as much as people have
experienced it five times. Um selling is
and and the economy is also Yeah. But
but you know we sold out we had an
entire full hall that was amazing. Yeah.
>> Was all right Phil we talk about you
know classmates are all about lessons.
So what lesson did you learn you know
through this time? What is that one
lesson for TT&6 precisely?
>> Consistency. Consistency is the name of
the game. If there's one person who's
consistent in this game, it's Nugush.
From the first day he started producing
skits online and doing digital content,
from the first time he decided, I'm
doing a standup show. Consistency
and it always pays off. It always does.
>> It does. Absolutely. All right, Phil,
please say something to Nush as I let
you go.
>> Zush, man, we're very proud of you. You
you keep teaching us every day. Every
day today you've taught us consistency.
You've taught us to push on through all
the seasons. We're very proud of you.
Whatever crazy ideas you have, bring
them on. We're going to amplify them and
and make them bigger.
>> God bless.
>> Thank you, Phil. That was Phil right
here on SPM Buzz. I am with the man of
the hour, the one and only Timothy
Kimmani aka blessed. [snorts]
I just want to go home.
>> But it's been amazing.
>> Yeah. So, but it's been amazing.
>> Best.
>> You just never know.
>> You never know.
>> You just never.
>> All right. team
pressure at some point during the making
of TNT. Where was that pressure?
I think it's the pressure.
It's always
audience. Leona Ulip Panda stage. I want
to know what was your feeling at that
particular moment and was it different
from the rest of the TT&Ts we've had?
>> I think um of course it was different.
Every show is different. Um you know you
always have butterflies but today's
quite different in terms of the
expectation in terms of um terms of the
vibe in terms of the you know the timing
in terms of one year to elections and
and everything. But I think every show
is different in its own way.
That's true. I remember team when you
guys were starting
but you went ahead and did. Are there
days that that voice comes again as you
prepare for this seasons?
>> Um, not really. I think you just forge
forward and and you know you just move
and and and and uh just do the best
because you are as good as your last
show. So So there's that. But but I
don't think um that is what leads leads
us. It's it's the fact you need to do
better than the last show
our team. So are we I know it's too
early to ask about TNT 7, but is it
coming?
All right, team. I know you're tired. As
I let you go, speak to your fans. Anyone
that bought a ticket, anyone was who was
here for the sixth time, talk to them.
They've said really good things about
you.
He still showed up
uh despite the rains, but they always
show up and and and I think that's why
we do what we do and the focus is on the
game and
our team. Thank you so much. You have
done an amazing job. Two hours straight
of laughter.
feedback.
So, you've done an amazing job. We are
proud of you. The sixth edition, keeping
on and uh you know, we are here for it,
>> guys.
But
we are here for sure. All right. Thank
you so much. That was blessed,
the man of the moment. TTN6
backstage.
incoming
because you're already practicing in
school. It means you know.
>> Yeah, it's coming. It's coming. Yeah.
>> Very nice. How do you feel about it six
tonight?
>> I am so proud of Timo.
>> He has outdone himself.
>> That's all I feel like. I'm I'm really
just proud of him and every person who
contributed to this. like everybody just
put their best foot forward and like the
passion and the dedication and the
sacrifice including you guys. Yeah.
Like midnight. Yeah. So yeah, I'm just
proud. As someone who has seen these
things happen behind the scenes, you
know, the execution, the think tanks,
the planning, where would you say the
pressure is normally at?
Where is the pressure? I think the
pressure is at every stage because every
single stage comes with its own demands.
But I feel like the greatest pressure is
those few seconds before the talent gets
on stage.
>> Yeah. Those those few minutes are crazy.
Like today everybody was pan not really
panicking. I'd say more of anxious. And
it's funny cuz they've done this for so
long but every single year the anxiety
still builds up. So yeah, I think the
few minutes before the talent gets on
stage. Yeah,
>> that's where the pressure is.
>> That's where the pressure is.
>> Well, as at least they've, you know,
managed to deliver 100%.
>> Done an amazing job. Everyone has done
an amazing job.
>> Yeah.
>> All right. As I let you go, please say
something to Jush.
>> As I've said before, you're a superstar
and he's also a really good friend to
me. I think because of being behind the
scenes a lot, people don't get to see
some snippets here and there. But Tim
and I are very good friends. And so as a
friend, as someone who seeks inspiration
from him, he's outdone himself. And with
Tim, it it just keeps getting better and
better. So TT7 is going to be better
than today. TTNT8 is going to be bigger
than TT7. So I took
>> And you, how do you feel? First of all,
you look lovely. Black white
with a touch of ming.
Yes.
>> How are you feeling today?
>> I feel so good. I am so proud of my
former classmate. He has done an amazing
job. 2 hours of you know delivering h
you know something um entertaining and
making us laugh. That's a big deal and I
am so proud of him as well. I I don't
know what we didn't do right as but we
all went to the same school but you know
no I I think you're doing so well. I
think you're doing so well and thank you
for always keeping us updated and
looking good well at it. You're welcome.
>> I know right. So this is SPM Bars.
Lovely to meet you. Bye. Super MC Lan
stage.
How was it Lan? We spoke yesterday and
people were so psyched for this event.
How was it?
>> First of all, let me say you look
amazing.
>> Thank you.
>> You You never disappoint. Massive shout
outs to you and of course the SPMBZ
family. Yesterday we were all nervous.
We're all professing all.
>> Well, listen, it's it's been above and
beyond. I think I've been at all tents
from one.
>> Yeah.
>> In Garden City. I moved to Baraza. I
went to KNT. Yeah, I went I've done all
the t TN tents and every single year it
gets better. So, congratulations to
Timo, congratulations to the kitchen
cabinet um for making it work yet
another year.
>> Yes.
>> And um hopefully God blesses us with
TTN7. Probably we get to 10. Let's see
what happens by the time we get to 10.
>> I remember seeing you in 2019 at Garden
City and wondering who is this MC Bana?
We've been sleeping on him. He's doing
an amazing job. And
>> Jukush is one of the people I credit who
I am today to.
>> Yeah. He plugged me in, gave me an
opportunity, gave me a platform,
>> and say on that platform. So I'm I'm
just I'm just a happy guy.
>> All right, Lan, as I let you go, please
say something to Jush.
>> Wow. Tim, um, what a year the last two
have been since the last time we were
together at TNT.
But the most important thing is I've
seen the growth and I'm happy. I'm
excited about the growth that you have
undergone. Today wasn't just about haha
haha.
>> Yeah.
>> It was all about Kenyans sitting back
and um it was more of soliloquy. Think
and talk to yourself.
>> Yes.
>> This is where where do we want to take
our country and that was quite evident
>> and um he always finds a way to make the
darkest things humorable or funny. So
I'm happy for him and um I'm excited and
can't wait for TT&T 7. Honestly,
hopefully I get a job.
>> Oh, okay. I mean I mean
no
>> lasma. Hey. All right. You've done an
amazing job as always.
>> Congratulations. And you know, we can't
wait to see what's next.
>> Shout out to Miss Kinji, the one and
only SPM diva herself.
Um, thank you so much for always being
the number one entertainer. Um, yeah,
man.
Ladies and gentlemen, [laughter]
>> Super DJ himself,
>> DJ
difference.
>> Yes.
>> Not the common jokes a bit different. So
like you have to use your mind. Sorry to
say but yeah the fact that the jokes
were a bit they had a hidden meaning.
Yeah. Yeah. Aili
very nice. How was your set on stage and
how was the reception?
That's what's up, man. All right. As I
let you go, please say something.
Seven.
[laughter]
I think
every other
can see the growth.
>> Yeah.
>> And for somebody who has attended like
all of them.
>> Yes.
cuz you see we go to a gig again and
again
>> but having to go to this one and still
getting a new experience and also just
seeing the growth of
create for long people who inspire us as
fellow creators
and levels that we can still hit and the
fact that he's still working to grow
okay there's still there's still much to
grow to into man
>> as I let you go as a creative what
lesson would you say you you've learned
from Jushani
>> one
cuz I think he's one of the people who
mentors me. One consistency and two I
think those two are the most important
even when odds are not on your end.
>> Yeah. And consistency you keep doing it
and believe in your craft. Yeah.
I mean as long as you invest into
something for a very long time return
however long it takes
up in a day take 10 years but whatever
amount of input you put into any craft
it has to give back that's what I've
learned from
girlfriend's day
>> so you know you have to go out and uh
so she's at another
But
very nice. Thank you so much.
It's always a pleasure. True. Ah yeah.
>> [music and bell]