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Home » News » “I was losing my manhood,” says Andrew Kibe on why he quit Kiss 100, “I realised I am dying.”

“I was losing my manhood,” says Andrew Kibe on why he quit Kiss 100, “I realised I am dying.”

Last updated: February 1, 2023 7:08 am
Jessicah Mwambia 3 years ago
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Controversial YouTuber Andrew Kibe has for the first time revealed why he quit working in radio. The US-based blogger who is known his controversial views said that he quit working at Kiss 100 because he felt that he was being emasculated.

“When I was in radio, bro I used to feel my masculinity being drained away from me. I used to feel like I am losing my manhood. Bro ukikaa na madem huanza kukaa kama madem. Women don’t change but wewe unaaza kuwa kama madem.Unaanza kuflow na plans za madem. Unaaza kufanya vitu madem hufanya,” he said.

“I was hanging out with women all the time. Mbaka najiangalia nasema ni nini? Hii ni energy gani nimeallow?” Kibe lamented.

The US-based blogger said he woke up one day and wrote his resignation letter.

“So I realized that I am dying when I was in radio. I am like am dying, I am losing myself. One day I just woke up and said no this is too much for me. There is too much noise. Why am I having too much noise in my life. Nkatuma barua, hii haiwezi, haiwezi. So when I left that’s when I started now to have time to think for myself. Because I was so clogged up bro, I was in a mess,” he added.

Kibe quit in June 2020 and moved to the US.

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