"We're Tired": Tenant Writes Letter to Noisy Neighbour, Urges Him to Stop Playing Same Songs Mix

• An angry tenant was tired of his neighbour playing the same song mixes every time
• The man noted that he needed his neighbour to start playing a different mix of songs
• The guy listed the songs he would prefer his neighbour played, and among them was a mix from DJ Tophaz

An angry tenant has left a handwritten letter on his neighbour's doorstep highlighting the songs he wants to be played.

Tenant pens letter to neighbour

In a letter shared on Twitter by an influencer Bosibori, a tenant wrote a letter to his neighbour.

The letter began with salutations and their appreciation for the music that is always played.

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"We appreciate the music you play to entertain yourselves and us during the weekend," part of the letter read.

The tenant shared that they were constantly entertained but tired of the same mixes.

He noted the neighbour played the same mixes repeatedly, which was tiring.

"We are however tired of you playing the same mixes over and over again."

The man continued; he gave a list of mixes he would appreciate if they were played.

"DJ Tophaz's Vibes O'clock, DJ Shinski's Best of 2023 Afrobeats, Naija 14, The Wake Up call with Grauchi, Dj Lexz's Best Afro Naija Takeover, Dzj Niido's The Fix Dancehall Gengetone."

Netizens react

Here's what they had to say:

@shaffie_theking said:

"Mmesema Grauch lazima akuwe kwa list."

@ItsKaranjas said:

"Wewe ukiwa na robot watu wako na system."

@bosibori_Ke said:

"Na mugithi za Waithaka wa Jane to wrap it up."

Tenant praises landlord for reducing his rent

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a tenant had celebrated his landlord for reducing his rent.

The Kenyan tenant, Kenneth Owuor, shared a copy of a rent review letter his landlord, John Mwedwa, had given him.

In the letter, the landlord said he'd be reducing tenants' monthly rents for seven months starting from May to December 2022.

Kenneth revealed that the landlord didn't just start being kind but has been showing kindness to tenants since he moved in.

Source: TUKO.co.ke