Editing Khaligraph Jones (section)

== Other Ventures ==

Khaligraph Jones founded '''Blu Ink Corp''', an independent Nairobi-based label managing his releases and mentoring artists like Rix Ronday.<ref name="BluInk">{{cite web |url=https://bluink.netlify.app |title=Blu Ink Corp Official Website |accessdate=2025-05-11}}</ref> The label sells '''OG Drip''' merchandise, including hoodies, tees, and caps with slogans like “Respect the OGs,” popular among Kenyan youth.<ref name="Tuko"/> He plans to expand Blu Ink with a recording academy in Kayole by 2026, offering free training to underprivileged youth. “I want to give back what I never had,” he said.<ref name="MicCheque"/>

He co-owns '''Omollo Customz''', a custom car shop with rapper Lamaz Span K.O., specializing in luxury vehicle modifications. His car collection, including a Mercedes GLC and BMW X6, reflects his passion for automotive culture.<ref name="Tuko"/> Khaligraph operates gaming lounges in Kayole, providing safe spaces for youth, and is building a mansion in Karen with a state-of-the-art studio.<ref name="CitizenMansion"/> His entrepreneurial ethos extends to gifting his wife a car for each child born, a tradition he calls “a thank-you for her strength.”<ref name="MicCheque"/>

Khaligraph mentors young artists and DJs through ''Khali Cartel'' and community workshops, emphasizing discipline and hustle.<ref name="KBC"/> His philanthropy includes funding scholarships, food drives, and sports programs in Kayole, often unpublicized. “I don’t do it for clout; it’s for my people,” he said.<ref name="KayoleFinest"/><ref name="MicCheque"/> In 2024, he launched a fitness brand, '''Khali Fit''', promoting health among fans, inspired by his daily gym routine.<ref name="GhaflaFitness"/>