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Comedian and singer Obinna Ike Igwe is a very bitter man. His anger was triggered by a post made by one Kenyan criticizing Sauti Sol’s Bien for hanging on the shoulders of Presidents Uhuru Kenyatta and Barack Obama after the group entertained the two heads of states at State House over the weekend.
According to a Kenyan lady, Bien lacked decorum and showed how unmannered he is by hugging the presidents as if they were his boys! She even went ahead to express how POTUS, Barack Obama seemed uncomfortable in that position.
Quite affected by the post, Obinna felt the urge to lash out and remind the Kenyan lady why she should keep her hatred to herself.
Sauti sol killed the show and made presidents dance then some human beings have the audacity to still find fault in a pose Bien took. Lemme school you.
In a lengthy piece on his social media account, Obinna went ahead to criticize Kenyans for not supporting their own, saying all they do is criticize everything that celebrities do.
In the spur of the moment he even urged those who are miserable to go ahead and kill themselves!
If your life is miserable kill yourself don't go around trynna make other people feel bad about being great
Well, here is his lengthy post.
It's about time I spoke about this. First of all @sautisol salute!! Good job!!
Secondly the performance was perfect you danced with presidents.
Now let's talk.
There is something called INFERIORITY COMPLEX that highly affects Kenyans as a whole!! Whenever something good happens they are on the frontline to stop it or talk trash about it or ignore it.
Sautisol killed the show and made presidents dance then some human beings have the audacity to still find faults in a pose Bien took.
Lemme school you. As a performer there comes a time when you are caught in the moment and things happen by reflex, Bien didn't plan to pose for that pic at that moment but it happened and he flew with the moment, which is a good thing - it motivated others from fans to non fans that with God all things are possible even dancing with presidents.
I don't see how or why someone would get offended by that gesture. If you have negative inferior mentality kindly keep your uncouth behavior to yourself not talking rubbish just coz it wasn't you feeling the moment. Nonsense!!
If Bien knelt down guys would be saying ...Ooh Sauti Sol has Slave mentality and were asking for hand outs,If he didn't pose for any pic -Ooh Sauti Sol could even use the moment. Like Wtf?? Most people don't support Kenyan Artists. You don't even motivate them. What dyu really Want? You don't buy music, you don't request, you don't download, you don't vote just writing negative stuff. Get a life Dammit.
If your life is miserable kill yourself don't go around trynna make other people feel bad about being great.
Same applies to fans. Example I have 70k followers on IG but unless I post a pic of a Woman I get 600likes per post meaning - most guys who follow you on Social media just follow to keep tabs they really don't support you. They wait to be in the first to spread negative vibe.
Media from Bloggers to Mainstream media- yes Negative vibe sells fast but which type of society are we building for our kids? My kids,your kids? That bleaching and socialites is the new business? That's how you get exposure?
