“Follow me at your own risk!” Akothee warns parents using her as a role model for their children

Controversial musician Akothee has responded to critics for attacking her on her indecent dressing and dancing styles during a recent concert.

The mother of five said now says people are only interested in her life because she is rich and famous.

She says nobody was interested in her modelling their children when she was poor.

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When I was broke I was nobody's role model, now that I am rich and famous , you want to ride on my money and fame, and hang your gorrila on my monkey 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 shame on you , with stupid verses ,ROLE MODEL MY ARSE take resposibility for your own children, take their phone and unfollow me , I am ratchet , period, what happened to your church pastors , aunties sisters and grandmothers , No one is paying me for ROLE MOCHIETH position & No one pays me For manners #calpolis , opening my legs is paying my bills ,I fucked up my own life and built it my own way , you cant tell me shiiiiiiit🤣😂 Follow me at your own risk, absorb what you want , what you dont want , stop making yourself a fool out of someone's life!, I have actually seen only one dick since 4 years , I believe most of stupid idiots here can't even keep register for whom they slept with in a week, Mr see thigh see pussy, be a role model to your ownself in private , before you point fingers to others , I will open those legs wider, as long as it makes sense to me , you can take your middle finger and direct your opinions just behind your matako there is a hole okey 😍 😍🤣😂😂😂😂 idiots and losers will say she is proving apoint, point mar ngonymeru?

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“When I was broke, I was nobody’s role model. Now that I am rich and famous, you want to ride on my money and fame,” the musician wrote.

The songbird further explained her ‘bad manners’ was what put food on her table and she was not willing to stop her ratchet behavior anytime soon.

Ezekiel Mutua , the Kenya Films Classification Board (KFCB) boss was one of the many Kenyans who criticized the Songbird based on her Sunday’s performance terming Akothee’s actions as “filthy and demonic”.

Mutua wrote;

In response, the songbird said her father does not have a problem with how she dresses or dances. Akothee then explained if her own father got used to her behavior, then surely every other person will follow suit.

For the parents who keep accusing Akothee of being a bad role model, the singer asked them to consult their church elders and leave her out of their problems.