Self-proclaimed “Kenyan Prince” has once again set social media alight after showing off his brand-new BMW 320d in a flashy Instagram video.

Known for his larger-than-life personality, the young forex trader and influencer left his followers buzzing with admiration, laughter, and disbelief.

Kenyan Prince Flaunting a New BMW // Instagram

The Big Reveal

In the short clip, the flamboyant trader is seen leaning against his sleek, white luxury saloon, speaking to his fans in a mix of Swahili and English.

The car is the latest addition to his already impressive collection.

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He started by addressing the concept of showing off:

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"Ku fake! Kumesema ni ku fake. Ingia yard uchukue gari yako, uwe feki. Finally, the new baby in the parking."

He then gave a direct message to his audience and his critics:

"Call me KP the Baddest. Mr. Puck Forex. No risk, no Ferrari. Guys, another one. Huu mwaka mtatii."

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Reactions Flood Social Media

The video, which has been widely shared across Instagram and TikTok, quickly drew a flood of reactions. 

@jeanclaudefx hailed him: “THE BEST YOUNGEST RICH IN THE WORLD????”

@blvck_.illest joked about his outfit: “Nguo zinaanguka kababa?.”

@_.xaccast shared their amusement: “Huu mkisii hunichekeshaa??.”

@cosmic_dreamer_wwww kept it simple: “Congrats ? G.”

Inspiration or Excess?

His repeated mantra—“no risk, no Ferrari”—has become a catchphrase, symbolising the risky highs and lows of the forex trading lifestyle he promotes.

However, critics argue that his videos often blur the line between inspiration and pure excess. Some online users have previously accused him of simply “chasing clout” and overhyping wealth, while others genuinely see him as a motivational figure pushing the youth to dream big.

Regardless of the debate, with his BMW 320d now in the garage, it’s clear that Kenyan Prince has no intention of slowing down. As he told his followers in the clip, “This year mtatii, I swear to God.”