Stevo Simple Boy's Hilarious Skit Imitating Bahati Goes Viral

Kenyan musician Stevo Simple Boy, the voice behind the viral hit Ndio Maanake, is back in the spotlight—but this time not for a song release. This week, he delighted fans by mimicking Bahati’s now-infamous clip—where the veteran singer donned his wife Diana Marua’s clothes—only to turn the moment into a wholesome comedy sketch that captured hearts.

In Stevo’s version—shared with his usual unfiltered charm—he steps into his living room wearing a white floral dress, head scarf, and comically large feet sticking out.

As he sways lightly, his heavily pregnant wife peers at him in surprise before calling out, “Hizo ni nguo zangu” (those are my clothes).

Rather than overdramatize, Stevo simply dances off with a playful grin, keeping the moment light-hearted and affectionate.

The reaction online was immediate and overwhelmingly positive. His skit stood in stark contrast to Bahati’s clip, which had drawn criticism for being overly provocative. Instead, Stevo’s version spread joy, serving as a reminder that parody can be gentle—and still go viral.

Fan Reactions:

@Fay: “Hii sasa ndio inabamba???”

@Lucy Akoth: “Na miguu inasemaje????” (What about the feet?)

@?Gracie?️: “Stevo unakaa kamumama Fulani huko kwetu kamchawi ??”

@Brilliant Vulegani: “I feel Steve is happy now.”

@kartelianatianamg: “Nani ameona miguu kama mimi ??”

@Agronomist Nancie: “Nani ameona miguu ?”

These playful comments highlight how much fans are amused by the skit—especially Stevo’s oversized feet, which have become an unexpected comedy goldmine.

Stevo’s parody proves that sometimes, all it takes is a splash of relatable humor to capture attention.

His ability to turn a viral moment into something fresh, genuine, and laugh-out-loud funny shows he understands his audience—and knows how to serve a laugh without sacrificing his brand.

In an era where controversy often overshadows content, Stevo Simple Boy reminds us that laughter and authenticity still reign supreme.