Editing Khaligraph Jones (section)

== Political Views ==

Khaligraph focuses on social issues over partisan politics, using his music and platform to address poverty, unemployment, and youth empowerment.<ref name="KBC">{{cite web |url=https://kbc.co.ke/khaligraph-jones-covid-appeal/ |title=Khaligraph Jones’s COVID Appeal |accessdate=2025-05-11}}</ref> During the COVID-19 economic crisis in 2020, he appealed to Kenyan leaders for aid, writing to then-Deputy President William Ruto and ODM leader Raila Odinga to tackle hunger and joblessness. “I offered to campaign for Ruto for free if he helped,” he said, clarifying it was a call to action, not an endorsement.<ref name="KBC"/><ref name="MicCheque"/> In 2024, he reiterated his non-partisan stance, prioritizing community aid. “I’d rather feed Kayole than campaign for anyone,” he said, supporting food drives and youth programs in his hometown.<ref name="MicCheque"/>

His 2024 backing of Gen Z protests highlighted his alignment with youth activism, advocating for better governance without aligning with any political faction. “I speak for the streets, not the suits,” he told Mic Cheque Podcast, earning praise from fans on X for his authenticity.<ref name="CitizenGenZ"/><ref name="NTVGenZ">{{cite web |url=https://t.co/vGfmE3EwcG |title=Khaligraph Jones: The ‘Gen Z’ Movement Restored My Hope |publisher=NTV Kenya |accessdate=2025-05-11}}</ref> He continues to fund scholarships and sports initiatives in Kayole, emphasizing grassroots change over political rhetoric.<ref name="KayoleFinest"/>