By Muisyo Myles | October 7, 2025
The multi-talented comedian, scriptwriter, and all-around entertainer recently sat down with Oga Obinna on the Obinna Show Live, delivering a raw conversation. From his unlikely partnership with Kajairo to navigating life’s challenges and the evolving comedy scene, Padi didn’t hold back.
Teaming Up with Kajairo
Padi’s journey into the spotlight kicked off with an introduction to Kajairo, the renowned Kenyan comedian and content creator. “Kajairo introduced himself to me, and we started working together as a scriptwriter and director,” Padi shared, recounting how their collaboration quickly blossomed into a dynamic duo. What began as casual brainstorming sessions evolved into polished sketches and viral hits, proving that sometimes, the best partnerships are born from bold hellos.
A Breakthrough Built on Integrity
When asked about his defining breakthrough moment, Padi’s response was both hilarious and profound. “Siwezi nikajibu kwa sababu I don’t believe in brand kibaya,” he quipped, emphasizing his all-or-nothing approach. “Because when I do something, I do it to my level best.” For Padi, half-measures aren’t an option; it’s authenticity or bust. This philosophy has not only fueled his rise but also endeared him to audiences who crave genuine vibes in an oversaturated digital space.
Mastering the Art of Content Creation
On the Obinna Show Live, Padi dove deep into life of content creation, offering gems that aspiring creators could tattoo on their laptops. “Content inafaa kuwa na expression. You need to feel it’s funny. Kitu funny ni funny, kitu inabore inabore,” he explained to a nodding Oga Obinna.
The Power of Patience
Balancing a list of roles from dad duties to stage sounds exhausting, but Padi has cracked the code. His secret? A healthy dose of perspective. “One should not rush in wanting money, and this one makes him balance effectively,” he revealed. In an industry that glorifies the grind, Padi’s reminder to prioritize sustainability over quick cash hits home. It’s a blueprint for longevity, proving that slow and steady can still win the race.
Sisterly Support
Family ties run deep in Padi’s story, especially when it comes to his sisters. “My sister has really brought change in my comedy journey,” he shared warmly. Whether through feedback, motivation, or straight-up collaboration, their influence has been a game-changer. In a male-dominated field, this shoutout to sisterhood adds a heartfelt layer to Padi’s narrative, reminding us that behind every great comic is a support squad cheering from the wings.
Then vs. Now
Padi didn’t shy away from dissecting the shifts in Kenya’s entertainment landscape. “Vile industry imerahisishwa ndio imekuwa ngumu. The benefits zimekuwa mingi,” he noted, highlighting the double-edged sword of progress. Sure, the perks—like wider reach and bigger paydays—are aplenty, but so are the pressures. “Kitu yenye ni kawaida price yake lazima ulipie. Ngoma inatoka saa hizi after 1 month ngoma imedie,” he added, pointing to the brutal shelf life of hits in today’s fast-scroll era. What was once a niche hustle is now a high-stakes arena, demanding constant innovation.
Is Padi Wubonn Retiring?
As the interview wrapped, Oga Obinna lobbed the million-shilling question: Has Padi hung up his entertainment boots? The funnyman’s response left viewers hanging, teasing layers of intrigue that demand a rewatch. Spoiler: We’re not spilling here tune into the full Obinna Show Live episode for the reveal.
Watch the full interview on Obinna Tv Extra
