Kenyan digital creator and comedian 2mbili has sparked conversation on social media after revealing that many celebrities buy their luxury cars through loans and are often still paying them off, despite flaunting them online.
In a candid message to his fans, 2mbili urged people not to feel pressured by the lavish lifestyles they see on social media, reminding them that appearances can be deceptive.
On his Instagram stories, 2mbili shared insights into the financial realities of some public figures, shedding light on how the pressure to maintain a high-profile image drives many to take loans for expensive cars and other luxury items.
“Finally my dad asked me that question that you too always ask!”
“How Did I Own A BMW?”
“Sijai jam hivo bana! nimemshow “ni God”
“But guys i bought my bmw on hire purchase in mombasa”
“paid in 8 months installments”
“No “celeb” has ever bought them cars in cash most are still paying for them zero pressure!!”
“Just to let you know!, My BMW x4 was repossessed coz i failed to pay up the monthly installments which were running into 200K plus monthly.”
“But Still Ipo siku tutafika bei mara moja!
“mchezo Wa Taon!”
“Usiroge mtu na hajamaliza loan!!”, he stated.
The comedian’s frank statements sparked a conversation about the pressures celebrities face to maintain a certain image, and how that pressure can influence their fans.
Many supporters have applauded 2mbili for using his platform to promote a more realistic view of success.
As social media continues to showcase seemingly perfect lives, 2mbili’s reminder serves as a much-needed reality check for fans, encouraging them to prioritize their financial well-being over keeping up appearances.
