Digital creator Jaymohdecin, known as Choke Jingli, has solidified his status as Kenya’s new king of comedy, captivating audiences with his impeccable celebrity imitation skills and earning international recognition from global icons like Snoop Dogg and Tyrese Gibson.
The 26-year-old comedian, whose real name is James, has transformed from a high school rib cracker to a social media sensation, amassing over 825,000 TikTok followers and 99,500 on Instagram through his relatable skits and viral comedy videos.
His recent King of Comedy release has further cemented his rising star status in Kenya’s digital comedy scene. Jaymohdecin’s journey began in high school, where his humour earned him the role of head of drama and a spot in regional comedy competitions.
Despite early setbacks, such as his school’s refusal to fund his participation in national finals, his passion for comedy persisted. After an unsuccessful audition for Churchill Show alongside Crazy Kennar, Jaymohdecin pivoted to creating professional skits, launching his Choke Jingli character on TikTok.
His parodies of Kenyan celebrities like Larry Madowo and Dr. Owuor, combined with everyday scenarios, have resonated widely, earning him 20.6 million likes on TikTok alone.
His breakthrough came when a viral skit, depicting a humorous club scene, was reposted by Snoop Dogg and Tyrese Gibson on Instagram in July 2025, marking a significant milestone in his international recognition.
The video, showcasing Jaymohdecin’s ability to mimic social dynamics, garnered widespread praise, with Kenyans on X celebrating his global reach.
Collaborations with local heavyweights like Eric Omondi, YY Comedian, and King Kaka have further boosted his profile, establishing him as a leading figure in Kenyan comedy content creation.
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Jaymohdecin’s King of Comedy release, a music-comedy fusion with Vinc On The Beat, dropped on YouTube, amassing 24,000 views in under two weeks.
The project, announced on TikTok with 14,100 likes, highlights his versatility, blending catchy beats with his signature humour.
Fans have lauded his ability to portray relatable characters, from rich uncles to quirky influencers, making him a household name in Kenya’s digital comedy landscape. Fans describe his skits as an Olympic sport of mimicry, reflecting his knack for cultural resonance.
The comedian’s rise reflects the growing influence of digital creators in Kenya, where platforms like TikTok and YouTube have become launchpads for talent.
His content, often addressing themes like Kenyan influencer life and social interactions, consistently garners thousands of views, with skits like How Kenyans Treat Foreigners Abroad earning 47,100 likes.
Despite occasional criticism for repetitive themes, his authenticity and comedic genius continue to drive engagement, positioning him as a trailblazer in comedy skits online.
As Jaymohdecin’s fame grows, his international recognition underscores the global appeal of Kenyan comedy. His ability to connect with audiences through relatable humour has drawn comparisons to established comedians, with some calling him the king of mimicry.
His collaborations and viral moments have not only elevated his personal brand but also highlighted Kenya’s vibrant digital comedy scene on the world stage.
The digital creator’s focus on consistent content creation has paid off, with his King of Comedy project sparking excitement for future releases. Fans eagerly await his next moves, with many anticipating more international collaborations following his Snoop Dogg and Tyrese endorsements.
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His influence extends beyond entertainment, inspiring aspiring comedians to leverage social media for global reach.
Jaymohdecin’s journey from schoolyard skits to international recognition exemplifies the power of digital platforms in shaping modern comedy careers.
His Choke Jingli character remains a fan favourite, with new skits promising more laughter and cultural commentary. As Kenya’s king of comedy, he continues to redefine the genre with every viral post.
To conclude, Jaymohdecin’s rise as the king of comedy reflects his mastery of celebrity imitation and digital storytelling. His international recognition, fueled by viral skits and high-profile endorsements, positions him as a beacon of Kenya’s creative talent, ensuring his place in the global comedy spotlight.
