Kenyan comedian and politician Felix Odiwuor has hilariously reacted after becoming the target of online banter following Arsenal F.C.’s Premier League title victory.
Arsenal were officially crowned English champions after ending a 22-year wait for the league title, sparking celebrations among supporters across the world.
The North London club last won the league in the famous 2003/04 “Invincibles” season under legendary manager Arsène Wenger.
As jubilant Arsenal fans flooded social media with celebrations, rival supporters, especially fans of Manchester United F.C., also found themselves trending online.
Jalang’o, a known Manchester United supporter, became one of the Kenyan personalities heavily tagged by excited Arsenal fans.
Member of Parliament Jalango // Mpasho

“Kwani Mmeshinda Ligi?”

In a humorous video response, the Lang’ata MP jokingly questioned why Arsenal supporters were directing their celebrations at him.
“Guys, I'm not the only Manchester United supporter. You can tag other people also. What has your win got to do with me? Hm?”
He continued:
“Kwani mmeshinda ligi?!”
Another phrase from his video also caught attention:
“Watu wa Arsenal… heshima please! NKT".
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Fans Flood Comment Section

Social media users quickly filled the comment section with jokes and playful digs aimed at the outspoken MP.
Some of the reactions included:
“14 years ni mingi mhesh 😂”
“Take my calls just to say hi 😂😂😂”
“Stay guided, we are gunners! 😂🔥”
“Sasa post hio part ukilia ikiwa peke yake 😂😂”
“Usilie babe 🤣🤣🤣🤣!! Viva Arsenal ✊🏽”
                          Member of Parliament Jalango // Mpasho

Manchester City Fans Question Arsenal’s European Pedigree

Even as Arsenal F.C. supporters continued celebrating their long-awaited Premier League title win, the club’s success also sparked heated reactions from rival fans online.
Among those who weighed in was Lotan, a presenter at Homeboyz Radio and a vocal Manchester City F.C. supporter known for openly criticising Arsenal during football debates on radio and social media.
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One viral reaction referenced the famous outburst:
“Who— who— who the bloody hell do they think they are? Do they know who Manchester City are?”