Content creator Remcy Don has publicly called on media personality Andrew Kibe to apologise to musician Stevo Simple Boy following controversial remarks that sparked widespread criticism online.

The backlash began after Kibe, while appearing on the Lessons at 30 podcast, made comments about Stevo Simple Boy that many social media users described as insulting and demeaning.
His remarks quickly spread across digital platforms, triggering debate over respect, bullying and the responsibility of public figures.
“Wewe na hiyo miaka yako yote unatukana kijana mdogo kama Stevo Simple Boy. Unafaa kuapologize.”
His statement resonated with many Kenyans online, with several users agreeing that Kibe had crossed the line and should apologise to the artist.

Online support for Stivo

The majority of reactions on social media backed Remcy Don’s position. Many users argued that criticism should focus on ideas rather than personal characteristics, saying no one deserves to be ridiculed because of their appearance.
Others praised Stevo Simple Boy for maintaining a positive public image despite repeatedly finding himself at the centre of online jokes.
Some commenters also questioned Kibe’s remarks, saying they were unnecessarily harsh and did not contribute to constructive public discussion. Others described Remcy Don’s response as one of the strongest rebukes of the comments so far.
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“Respect costs nothing,” wrote one user, while another agreed that “an apology is the right thing to do.”

Ofweneke also apologises

The controversy has continued to attract reactions from public figures. Podcast host Dr Ofweneke, on whose platform Kibe made the remarks, issued a public apology to Stivo Simple Boy.
He accepted responsibility for allowing the comments to air and acknowledged that he should have intervened during the discussion.
He also announced that the controversial segment would be removed from the podcast.
The apology was welcomed by many social media users, who viewed it as an effort to take responsibility for the conversation that unfolded on the show.

Calls for respectful public discourse

As criticism of Kibe’s remarks continues, Remcy Don’s message has added to growing calls for greater respect in public conversations.
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While opinions often differ online, many users agreed on one point: public figures can disagree without resorting to personal insults, and where offence has been caused, an apology can help bring the conversation to a close.