- Crazy Kennar, also popular as ‘The Content Cartel’, is a leading comedian and skitmaker in Kenya.
- The founder of Happy Country has entertained Kenyans for years with hilarious satirical skits reflecting the daily lives of ordinary Kenyans.
- From a corrupt government official to a broke boyfriend and even a quack lawyer, the comedian has masterfully played different characters with meticulous precision.
- However, his latest skit has landed him in the crosshairs of unpredictable Kenyan social media users, with many finding the content in poor taste.
- According to online chatter, the skit was unceremoniously deleted shortly after it was published.
Crazy Kennar’s Controversial Skit
While the witty content creator has had a knack for making great content, it seems he just had a bad day in the office.
His releases are always labelled as ‘bangers’, especially when he satirically calls out the ills of society.
Surfacing videos of his alleged latest release circulating online show the content creator in his trademark skit attire.
Mr. Kennar appears alongside a woman who appears to be a new romantic catch. In the clip, a hapless Kennar is seen desperately trying to impress her with flowers.
Eager to get going, he sweeps her off her feet and carries her straight to his bedroom for a steamy first encounter.
Mr. Kennar is then pictured emerging from a cave under unclear circumstances.
Kennar’s Abortive Move to Avoid Online Backlash
Irate netizens wasted no time in calling out the content creator for what they are terming as demeaning content to women.
According to some triggered viewers, Kennar’s latest release is of poor quality, claiming it disturbingly mocks female anatomy.
Perhaps to salvage the situation and avoid potential cancellation, the content cartel pulled down the video.
This has sparked intense speculation, with some users suggesting he took the video down out of fear of a “feminist backlash.”
Several content creators and public figures have in the past paid a hefty price for spewing content deemed to be offensive to women.
Still fresh in the minds of many Kenyans is the Shaffie Weru incident, where two radio presenters and a DJ were abruptly fired following controversial remarks about a tragic case involving a young woman who died in Nairobi.
Despite being deleted, Kennar’s video continues to go viral, thanks to ‘devoted’ fans who had saved and reshared it.
Below are some interesting takes on the video:
@Bookten8: “Crazy kennar ame delete before feminists waone hio video 😂”
@BrianOpangao: “Crazy Kennar na ka dark humor kidogo hivi ka mitaro mnamskuma hadi amedelete video …”
@Mainainnit “Nikama crazy kennar alipigwa simu na feminist akambiwa adelete iyo clip asap.”
