“Wazee Wakatike” is a song by the Kenyan band Them Mushrooms, released in 1991. The song is a popular example of the benga genre of Kenyan music, which is characterized by its use of polyrhythms and call-and-response vocals.

The song’s title, “Wazee Wakatike,” is Swahili for “old people’s mushrooms.” The lyrics of the song are about the traditional use of mushrooms in Kenyan culture. Mushrooms are often used as a source of food and medicine, and they are also believed to have spiritual properties.

“Wazee Wakatike” is a popular song in Kenya and East Africa. It has been covered by many artists, and it is often played at weddings and other celebrations. The song is a reminder of the rich cultural heritage of Kenya, and it is a celebration of the traditional use of mushrooms in Kenyan culture.