Kenyan media personality and content creator Andrew Kibe has once again stirred conversation on social media after revealing that much of what he says online is meant purely for entertainment and should not be taken as serious advice.
In a video that has since gone viral, Kibe urged his followers to exercise caution when consuming content on the internet, reminding them that not everything shared online reflects real-life beliefs or guidance.
“Niliwaambiaje hapa kwa mtandao, don’t believe anything you see, don’t believe anything you hear as long as it’s on the internet,” Kibe said.
Kibe Says His Content Is Meant for Entertainment
Addressing fans who often quote his opinions or claim they acted based on his advice, Kibe distanced himself from that interpretation.
He insisted that his online personality is built around comedy, satire, and provoking reactions rather than offering life lessons.
“Ati sasa ukam useme you know Kibe alisema we should, I didn’t say shit. This is all for entertainment purposes. This is a comedy show,” he added.
The outspoken creator is widely known for his controversial takes on relationships, celebrities, and modern society, which frequently spark heated debates across social media platforms.
“I Enjoy Watching People React”
Kibe also admitted that one of the reasons he continues producing such content is because he enjoys seeing people’s reactions online.
He jokingly remarked that after making provocative statements, he logs off and sleeps peacefully despite facing his own personal challenges.
“I’ve told you guys many times I come here to look at you people laughing at my stupidity and then I go and sleep very well knowing that I have not paid all my baby mamas, knowing that niko na shida mingi sana zitanikumba asubuhi,” he said.
The comments left many viewers laughing while others questioned whether they should now reconsider some of the opinions Kibe has shared over the years.
Social Media Divided
Following the viral clip, social media users flooded the comments section with mixed reactions.
Some praised Kibe for finally admitting that his content is largely entertainment, while others joked that many people had already taken his previous remarks too seriously.
Others argued that his latest statement serves as a reminder for internet users to think critically before accepting online personalities’ opinions as factual advice.
As the clip continues circulating across social media, it has reignited debate over the influence of digital creators and the importance of distinguishing entertainment from genuine guidance.