Video Of Kid Landing In Chopper For Birthday Celebrations Gets Kenyans Talking: "Heri Yeye"

• Footage captured in Nairobi depicted a helicopter landing on a green field before a young boy disembarked
• The birthday boy was greeted by several guys in costumes, fellow children and other guests, starting a debate online
• In another show of financial might, CS Kipchumba Murkomen was spotted wearing Gucci sneakers worth over KS 130,000

As many Kenyans struggle to make ends meet due to the high living cost, a select few do not feel the pinch.

How did boy stylishly arrive for birthday party?

A video shared online depicted how Kenya's rich enjoy jet-setting lifestyles.

The Monday, August 29 clip depicted a maroon chopper landing in a lush green field in Nairobi.

Once the rotors stopped spinning, the pilot alighted and opened the doors for his client.

A young boy in all black emerged from the chopper and was greeted by a man wearing a dinosaur costume. He was then hugged by a woman waiting by.

According to netizens, it was the boy's birthday, and the parents went all out to make it memorable.

The chopper then took off as the birthday party milled around the boy.

The video got Kenyans on social media talking:

eva_w_k_:

“We all can’t be poor.”

Jeanmejjah:

“There are people in this country who make up to KSh 1 million a day, but you'll never know because you're used to degrees and employment that chain you in a scarcity mindset.”

sadel_another:

“Did the price of hiring choppers reduce?”

dj_totoface254_official:

“And there you are, trying to confuse people with a Mazda Demio taken on a loan.”

football.twin:

“Better him.”

Washingtoneofula:

“Show off.”

Tommalaba:

“If they were moneyed, the chopper could have waited and taken him back home. This drag and drop is not old money.”

How much are Kipchumba Murkomen's sneakers?

In other news, CS Kipchumba Murkomen was spotted wearing Gucci sneakers while visiting the Kenya Airports Authorities (KAA) headquarters at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport after a blackout grounded flights.

He wore a dark t-shirt, light khakis and the distinct white, blue and black sneakers with grey Gucci accents worth over KSh 130,000.

According to the Gucci website, the shoes are made in Italy.