Andrew Kibe Claims Kikuyus Don’t Know How To Cook: "Luos And Luhyas Are The Deal"

• Former radio presenter Andrew Kibe started a debate after sharing his disdain for food cooked by Kikuyus
• The US-based content creator claimed that members of his tribe lacked the skills to make a proper meal
• Some Kenyans agreed with his views, but some accused him of chasing clout and seeking relevance

Outspoken YouTuber Andrew Kibe has roasted his community, claiming they lack cooking skills.

What did Andrew Kibe say about Kikuyu's cooking?

The US-based former radio presenter said that Kikuyus always messed up things whenever they entered the kitchen.

“Luos and Luhyas are the real deal. You guys don’t understand that being a Kikuyu is a disaster,” he said.

Kibe said that Kikuyus owning restaurants employed cooks from the two communities.

"If a Kikuyu goes into a kitchen, a mistake will occur. They can knock over a sufuria of water into the food.

I am yet to meet a Kikuyu who can cook,” Kibe said on his channel.

Some netizens said his views were stereotypic, as others accused him of seeking relevance. However, a few people agreed with him.

_mcharming._:

“I think he left his brain in the bedroom.”

rebman44:

“Kibe has to stay relevant. He makes controversial remarks knowingly. Women are more than men. He always attacks them. Kikuyus are the largest tribe in Kenya now he is attacking them; being one himself, he is just after clout and online traffic.”

mc_tonje:

“I slightly agree with him. How do you pour a full jug of water into a half-kilogram of meat? I am tired.”

buwanavic.mwaluma_ke;

“Kibe is spoiling things. I thought Kikuyu women were marriageable.”

jenny.juddy.98:

“Have you met me?”

dw_gatere:

“Some stereotypes are from the 1980s.”

Theewambui:

“Is he talking from experience since he’s also one?”

Solomonmugush:

“You are wrong about this. I am a great cook.”

What did Andrew Kibe offer Kenyan artistes?

In other news, Kibe offered artistes a chance to showcase their talent and compete fairly.

Kibe said he will pay KSh 100,000 for the selected song before it replaces the current tune on his show.

He engaged with his viewers, seeking their advice on how to run the selection process.