Lil Kesh – There Is So Much Fake Love In The Industry

Lil Kesh, in a new interview with Hip TV, has revealed that fake love does exist in the music industry.
The ‘Shelegangan‘ crooner, said it has always been around and will continually be there reason why he keeps his circle small.

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