A viral clip has sparked a heated debate online after forex trader Kenyan Prince, whose real name is Raymond Omosa, boldly declared that he is wealthier than the celebrated tailor Bolo Bespoke. The exchange, filmed at an entertainment venue, quickly trended as the two compared wealth, lifestyle, and social status.
What did Kenyan Prince say to Bolo Bespoke?
In the video, Omosa confidently challenged Bolo: “Listen. Can we sit down and compare our net worths?” Bolo shot back, asking, “Are you saying that you are better than me, as a man?”
Omosa clarified that while he did not claim to be better, he believed his net worth was higher. When pressed further, he admitted uncertainty, but still insisted on his stance.
The tailor then asked about Omosa’s age, to which he replied, “I am turning 23.” Bolo countered by questioning the basis of Omosa’s claim, asking about his cars. Omosa dismissed cars as a measure of wealth, saying, “I buy cars when I have money to throw away. I spend more money on women than on cars.”
Bolo, who is turning 35 this year, advised the young trader: “You are good and on the right trajectory, but there are people you should not compete against.” Still, Omosa maintained, “I want to compete against you.”
How did Kenyans react to the exchange?
The clash divided opinions on social media. Some criticized Omosa’s boldness, questioning the source of his wealth, while others admired his confidence.
jadielouise71: “I want the confidence of Kenya Prince.”
lydear_: “Tomorrow, Interpol will be searching for them. I have never understood why people who make illegal money are the loudest on social media.”
iam_major_: “Why can’t KRA silence this young man?”
sarantha.migel: “It’s like forex pays, who has the connection so that I can connect my friend?”
jane_financial_advisor: “Call me to do that net worth analysis so that this case ends.”
just_cute_late: “God, you’re blessing me, remember to make me wise.”
The viral moment continues to fuel conversations about money, status, and the lengths people go to to prove themselves online.
By Risper Akinyi
