Trio Mio has opened up on two subjects that gave him the hardest time in the recently-released Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE).
In an interview with Jalang’o, Mio revealed that Geography was his favourite subject.
On the other hand, Math and Chemistry gave him a difficult time during KCSE exams.
Chemistry practical in particular gave him the hardest time with the rapper confessing that 'chewed blackout'.
"Kwanza hio prac (practical), buda nlikua nacheki wasee wanamove nashanga wanaenda wapi bro. Wanamove wanaenda pale hivyo kwa gas, suijui wanadu du nini… bro come on munadu?" Trio Mio said.
The young rapper however remained tight-lipped on his grade amid speculation on his results.
He maintained that he will share his grade once his team is ready.
"I got whatever I got bro. Team yangu ikiwa ready tutawaambia," Trio said.
With KCSE out of the way, Mio shared his future plans to further his education and career in music.
The Cheza kama Wewe hitmaker who said he was proud of his performance in the 2022 KCSE, explained that he will pursue a course in music production and graphic design.
"I am going back to school and venture into graphic design and music production because that's my career," he said, adding that he was passionate to learn about mixing and acquiring more skills that will make him a better entertainer.
Trio Mio has established himself as one of the most talented rappers, with some opining that he is on the right path to be on the same league with legendary musician E-sir who ruled the airwaves until his untimely death.