Comedian and singer Flaqo and another popular Tiktoker who claims to be his Aunt have raised concerns among their followers for using the same voice when creating content.
The act had created some kind of confusion among their fans who have been asking who is copying who.
However, the woman says she is related to Flaqo. Her Tiktok name is Nyakwar Janeko.
She says her dad had three wives, and several children. Nyakwar Janeko is a Kenyan Tiktoker who has a legion of followers on Tiktok.
She sounds a lot like comedian Flaqo. And there's a reason for that. The two are related.
Nyakwa in an interview with Jalango TV admitted that Flaqo is her nephew.
According to Nyakwar, Flaqo's grandfather was a polygamist. Nyakwar and Falqo's mother are step sisters.
In her latest video, she lashes out at men who leave Sh100 for dinner expecting the family to be fed.
The TikToker whose real name is Caroline Auma, says she has no problem with Flaqo using her accent for his online skits.
"Flaqo is the child of our firstborn. My dad had three wives. Mama Flaqo tunashare the same father. So even how Flaqo talks he talks like me his auntie so you see sikuona vibaya akitumia sauti."
She doesn't think either of them will lose relevance.
"Si he is like my child. atumie tuu hio sauti. Amenibakishia hio ingine, bado natumia."
She doesn't feel he has achieved success using her talent.
"Many comments from people demanding to know why I use Flaqo's voice. Mbona naongea kama Flaqo? Flaqo has been in the industry for so long, so hio inaweza pia kuchangia watu wajue through Flaqo. Isn't that okay?"
She tells off trolls who cyber bully her for her looks;
"And to those who hate me, barabara ya kwenda mbinguni haita pita kwao, it's not everyone who will love you, you hear me, very few will love you. Kama hii video nilifanya iliwagusa, bado haijawagusa, this is just a warm up."
She is regularly body shamed "They come online to tell me my nose is big, and I tell them even if you abuse me I won't cry, keep abusing me until you do somersaults with your phone. Write! Weka ingine!!," she defiantly declared.
"There are men who abuse me for my looks and I tell them I am more beautiful than their wives. Its jealousy they think they will make me feel worse, and I will leave social media"
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