Gospel singer Ringtone Apoko recently shared a video of his Richard Mille watch claiming that it cost Kshs60 million.
According to a post on his Instagram account, only him and Canadian rapper Aubrey Drake Graham popularly known as Drake are able to afford the watch.
“Richard Mille WATCH ONLY RINGTONE AND DRAKE ARE ABLE AT BUYING ( 60 million) GOOGLE IT,” the artist told his followers.
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Most of his followers could not believe that the watch really costs Kshs60 million and therefore they called upon the Fake Watch Buster to confirm if what Ringtone was saying was true.
“@fakewatchbuster here is a happy meal,” Kayvoh senior responded to Ringtone’s post.
Mohamed Shurie said, “@fakewatchbuster, kindly do your thing.”
While others went ahead to call upon him to help them financially in achieving their dreams.
Princess Twisky said, “Chairman naomba unisaidie nifanye video ya nyimbo mbili tu .”
“Mkuu niandike kazi nikusaidie kupost @ringtoneapoko nimekuheshimu for long,” an Instagram user with the moniker Thee Unrully said.
Aware of people’s suspicions, Ringtone went ahead and called upon Drake to confirm that his watch is original and that he bought it at the place where Drake bought his
“Dear @champagnepapi, My name is Ringtone, the richest gospel artist in Africa. Just want to tell you not to believe the Kenyan bloggers who are saying my watch is fake (Richard Mille). Please bro, tell them that my watch is original like yours and we bought them at the same place. We are reach and humble,” the self proclaimed chairman of gospel music said.
Here is how netizens reacted to his post;
“Wengine wakifunzwa English Wewe ulikuwa unaweka ruler kwa macho ndio uone walimu wawili,” Brian Mathew said.
Alphine Anyango said, “If someone has a lot of money and call themselves REACH, When I arrive at my destination I will have …????”
Fake watch buster is yet to confirm if the watch is original.
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