After releasing his latest hit ‘Utanipata’ song by King Kaka featuring Kristoff, there was no instant reaction and the song had trailed with less than 100K views in three days.
However, they created a clout to push their song with curvaceous and size ladies.
Rapper Kennedy Ombima, well known as King Kaka or Rabbit, reveals that the ladies featured in the song were trolled later.
On his social media handles, King Kaka strongly reprimanded any kind of trolls against the women.
The rapper added that those women are part of our society and we all go through different challenges in life.
”Let me be honest this morning. I chose to put plus-size women in the ‘Utanipata’ video because they are part of our society, they are our friends, our sisters, our girlfriends, our mothers.
I put plus size women in the video and people are body shaming them. Tuwache ujinga we are all humans. They live among us they are our sisters, mothers and girlfriends. Tuwache ujinga https://t.co/hV1ZcptCty pic.twitter.com/Z2iLYElAN8
— KING KAKA (@RabbitTheKing) February 22, 2021
" So why shouldn’t they be in a music video ?? Why??? Tuwache Ujinga. I have seen some characters attack them for their weight, Ati why are they there? The moment we realize that we are all equal and humans then everything will make sense.
"You might never know what someone is going through and what the effects might be. Link on Bio. Stop body shaming, Tuwache Siasa na Ujinga,” he said.
Body Shaming has been happening online for quite some time in Kenya, mostly on social media.
However, his song ‘Utanipata’ has achieved over 80K views on YouTube since it’s release 4 days ago.
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