He has often been criticised for his unconventional and sometimes dangerous behaviour, such as running on busy roads, climbing trees, and rolling in mud. However, he has always defended his style, saying that it is his way of expressing his passion for God. Embarambamba ft Getumbe Now, the controversial musician has teamed up with another controversial figure, Eldoret preacher William Getumbe, for a new gospel song titled Nyonga, which means throttle in Kiswahili. The song is a message to Christians to resist the devil and his temptations and to overcome him with the power of God. The video of the song features several hilarious scenes of Embarambamba and Getumbe engaging in various antics. Embarambamba grabbed Getumbe by the collar and shook him vigorously as if to wake him up from his slumber. The duo wrestled on muddy ground, with Embarambamba pinning down Getumbe and stepping on his chest as if to crush the devil out of him. Embarambamba and Getumbe danced energetically, with Embarambamba jumping and spinning in the air, and Getumbe doing some acrobatic moves. Embarambamba and Getumbe rode on a motorbike. The song has a catchy tune and a simple chorus, which goes like this: Nyonga shetani (Throttle the devil).
by Brian Ajon