Musician Stivo Simple Boy has once again sparked conversation online after unveiling his latest car purchase. The artist proudly showed off a blue Nissan March worth KSh 300,000, but fans were quick to point out its worn-out condition, complete with dents on the bonnet.
How many cars has Stivo Simple Boy bought?
This is not the first time Stivo has made headlines with a car reveal. Back in June, he announced that he had bought a Daihatsu Mira, though he later clarified that it was part of a brand influencer deal rather than a personal purchase. With this latest acquisition, the “Ndio Maanake” hitmaker emphasized that the Nissan March is genuinely his second car.
Sharing the news on Instagram, Stivo posed with his wife in the new ride and leaned on its bonnet to celebrate the milestone. “Thank you, God, for the blessings and enabling me to buy the second car,” he captioned. Despite mixed reactions, fans acknowledged the progress and consistency he has shown. One user commented, “At least he ain’t faking. A win is a win,” while another noted, “We clap for others until it’s our turn.”
What did netizens say about the old car?
The photos drew plenty of varied reactions. While many praised Stivo’s humility and growth, others joked about the car’s age and condition. “Hii nayo aki si imekapitia. Anyway, watu wa footsubishi… Let’s clap for others,” wrote one fan. Another warned, “Just hope Stivo team is not ripping him off contractually.”
Did Stivo Simple Boy also buy a Mazda?
In addition to the Nissan, Stivo recently flaunted a Mazda Demio on social media. He posed kneeling beside it, describing the car as a symbol of gratitude for his journey and supporters. The post came shortly after he revealed he had secured a lucrative endorsement deal worth KSh 4 million. Netizens urged him to use the money wisely to avoid financial struggles in the future.
Stivo’s journey continues to attract attention, with fans split between cheering him on and questioning his publicity moves. Regardless, his resilience and determination remain clear, proving that every small win matters.
By Risper Akinyi
