Akothee Reacts To The New ‘Kababa’ Trend Started By Sandy Kahush

Businesswoman Vesha Shaillan challenged her mother Akothee to jump on the current trend of sweet talking men that was started by one Sandy Kahush.

Vesha told her mother the sweet names such as ‘Honey’ and ‘Beb’ are now becoming old fashioned hence the new term ‘Kababa’ that perfectly suits Generation Z.

“Now we have a new trend regarding how we call our significant other. We don’t call them honey, bebs, we are doing way with that. Now we call them kababa. You have to be very soft-spoken, the tone has to be very friendly and warm. I want you to say, ‘Hae Kababa, how was your day’,” she told Akothee.

Akothee tried to imitate her but it did not sit well with her.

“But why am I calling a grown man Kababa. You are calling your significant other kababa. Ati kababa. You guys have advanced, ” Akothee said.

@veshashaillan Teaching mum the new trend of Kababa😂😂😂😂@akotheekenya ♬ original sound – veshashaillan

In a recent interview, Kahush blamed women for the men who cheat.

“If a man cheats you are the cause of it. If your woman is always there for you, she cooks well, she is just everything would you cheat? It’s in the bible so why are you denying him? (sex),” she said

Kahush went on to explain how she would react if her man cheated.

“You have to ask him what you did wrong. I am talking about a man who was not going to cheat but did. I am talking about a man who is focused and only cheated because of circumstances,” she said.

She also said that she is willing to offer financial support to her man, especially when he is hardworking.

“I will help you because I know you can reciprocate it in the future. Patience is a virtue. I don’t want your money. That I can even give you. Those who know me know I am not lying. I will do anything for you, even if its a car, I will get it you,” she said.

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