KRG The Don has responded to Kenyans on social media who want him to follow in the footsteps of YouTuber Mr. Beast who drilled 52 wells in Kenya this year.
Fans on the internet wanted him to give back to society by doing development projects to prove that he is a billionaire as he claims.
In an interview with bloggers, he angrily said that even if he is a billionaire, he has no responsibility in any way to help Kenyans who are in trouble.
"I do not owe any Kenyan, I am also a citizen who just wants to be helped, did you help him come? I am not God, I have no dedication. Wait for Mr Beast to work for you," Krg said.
The artist, known for being transparent with his lifestyle, said that his wealth is not for doing good will like the American billionaire.
He also revealed that he has no sympathy for people who are not ready to get out of poverty.
"The money is mine alone, even if I sleep like a mattress or distribute it to people who want it, I help the person who wants it, I can look at you when you are hungry and I eat and I don't even get shocked," he said.
Krg guessed that he didn't owe anything to anyone so he shouldn't be criticized for not giving help.
"I don't owe anyone, these are not the same Kenyans who win by insulting artists here asking for help. Isn't it true? Also, don't forget that you are at the top and you have to go help them and when it's over they will donate to you or they will start embarrassing you, you have to think about that first," he added.
Last weekend, it was reported that Mr. Beast claimed to drill 52 wells in the country to help the community and also build bridges in impassable areas among other projects that were meant to help the needy.
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