Gospel artist Alex Apoko, popularly known as ´Ringtone´, has been known for his language skills, or lack thereof.
This is not the first time the ¨Tenda Wema Nenda Zako¨ hit-maker has Kenyans up on his heels for his terrible grammar on social media.
¨Please encouraging me I feel like am not smartly dressed today my heart needs an inspiration¨ the post read.
Ahem! What did he say again? ¨Please encouraging me I feel like…¨
It could have been worse right? Wrong!
Kenyans don’t let anything slide past them. Here is some of the unsolicited advice the celeb got.
Prepare your ribcage, any damage caused due to laughter can’t be blamed on us.
¨The only encouragement you need is please enroll in some English classes. You and English are in long distance relationship like Murkomen´s teeth.¨ went Jedd Leackey.
Too deep!
¨That English only can cause miscarriage……kindly visit maternity clinic before its too late!¨ Abidal BranBill replied.
Way deeper!
¨And you are fighting Willy Paul with that grammar? ´Encouraging me´??#emoji#¨ a part of Pepe Noel´s comment read.
This last one ¨We are gathered here to pray for your English brother Apoko.¨ Nyar Chris didn´t spare him.
awuor okombo´s commented ¨Lemmie comment on the English first. dressing code ni next post.¨
You haven´t seen gee_mkenya_di_champ response yet:¨You need to dress up your brains 1st, izo zingine will just flowww.¨
Hehe. I think next time Ringtone should sit tight and spare himself the traumatizing responses Kenyans give more often than not.
These are just but a few of the responses the Gospel singer gathered on his post.
Kenyans urged Ringtone to first enroll in English classes to avoid future embarrassment and to also help create employment.