The 22-year wait is officially over, and North London is painted red! Following Arsenal’s crucial 1-0 victory over Burnley and Manchester City’s dramatic 1-1 draw at Bournemouth, Mikel Arteta’s squad has clinched the 2025/26 Premier League championship with a game to spare. Across Kenya, the celebrations are deafening, but nobody is louder right now than Kenya’s top creative artists, who have long worn their Arsenal pride on their sleeves.

For years, Kenyan “Gooners” endured the banter of three consecutive second-place finishes. Now, the artistic community is turning that past heartbreak into pure musical and digital triumph.

• Bien-Aimé Baraza, who anticipated this very moment with his prophetic campaign anthem “Finale,” is reportedly leading the online euphoria. His track has officially transformed from a title-race prayer into the ultimate victory soundtrack for millions of East African fans.
• Rap heavyweight Khaligraph Jones is seeing his famous lyrics from “Yes Bana”—where he boldly rapped, “season ni yetu msiworry”—age like fine wine.
• Meanwhile, Savara Mudigi’s soulful cover of “North London Forever” is being blasted on repeat across Nairobi’s entertainment spots.
• From tactical breakdowns by King Kaka to celebratory comedic skits by Teacher Wanjiku, Kenya’s elite entertainers are driving the digital parade.

This historic trophy marks a cultural milestone for a generation of local creatives who fell in love with the club during the legendary 2004 “Invincibles” era. With a massive UEFA Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain looming later this month, these artists are already gearing up for what could be the greatest season in football history. For now, the message from Kenya’s entertainment scene is uniform, proud, and unapologetically loud: Arsenali ndio mabingwa!