'You've Been Warned!' DJ Linsey Sets Firm New Boundary For Fans

Kenyan DJ and nightlife personality DJLisney has taken to social media to call on fans and party‑goers to be respectful during public appearances and events, asking that they avoid hugging or cheek‑kissing when interacting with her.

In a video and series of posts shared to her Instagram account, DJ Lisney communicated her expectations for personal space and behaviour, emphasising that while she appreciates fan support, certain physical interactions should be avoided in public spaces.

The message, which has been widely shared on social networks, specifically mentioned that fans should refrain from hugging or cheek kissing when meeting her at clubs, events, or other public gatherings.

The post has sparked a flurry of reactions online, with comments from supporters and critics alike engaging with the topic.

“Just say hello respectfully,” one version of the message circulating on social media reads, reflecting DJ Lisney’s call for decorum and consideration in public spaces.

The Instagram footage shows the DJ addressing the audience directly, explaining that she values respectful engagement and prefers greetings that do not involve close physical contact.

While the original clip and full context appeared alongside responses in the comments, screenshots and shared posts indicate that DJ Lisney’s appeal is rooted in her desire for appropriate social conduct rather than discouraging fan support.

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This is not the first instance where performers and public figures in the entertainment industry have addressed fan behaviour.

Across different countries and contexts, artists have at times reminded followers to respect personal boundaries during concerts, club appearances, and public meet‑ups.

Supporters often reiterate that such guidelines help ensure the safety and comfort of both the artist and attendees.

Online reactions to DJ Lisney’s post have been varied. Some fans expressed understanding and support for her request, noting that respectful greetings can set a positive tone for interactions at events.

Others questioned where lines should be drawn between casual fan behaviour and more formal boundaries.

The broader conversation around fan‑artist interaction has been visible on social platforms, where hashtags and comment threads sometimes trend when entertainers set or reinforce expectations for behaviour.

In Lisney’s case, the topic of hugging and cheek kissing emerged as a specific point of emphasis, likely due to its relevance in club culture and social meet‑ups.

DJ Lisney’s appeal comes amid a vibrant Kenyan nightlife scene where DJs and entertainers regularly engage with crowds at venues across cities such as Nairobi, Mombasa, and Kisumu.