Content creator Tileh Pacbro has joined the growing list of public figures criticising media personality Andrew Kibe over his recent remarks about musician Stevo Simple Boy.
The criticism follows comments made by Kibe during the Lessons at 30 podcast, where he questioned Stevo Simple Boy’s ability to become a father and made remarks that sparked widespread backlash across social media.
The comments have since drawn responses from content creators, entertainers, and members of the public, many of whom described them as insensitive.
Taking to his Instagram Stories, Tileh Pacbro strongly condemned Kibe’s remarks, saying they came at a time when conversations around men’s mental health remain important.
“Seriously, man to man, SHAME ON YOU! You couldn’t even wait for the Men’s Mental Health Month to lapse at least!
Tileh went on to highlight the importance of being mindful of the impact words can have on others.
“Just to remind you, men account for 80% of s**cide deaths because of insensitive people like you! You have absolutely no right to speak whatever nonsense you did towards him.”
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He also challenged what he described as Kibe’s sense of superiority, saying everyone deserves respect regardless of their background or circumstances.
“I don’t know what makes you feel superior, but we’re all just trying to survive. You are not better!”
Tileh further criticised Kibe’s remarks about fatherhood, saying another man’s ability to raise a child should not be judged based on personal opinions.
“The idea that another man cannot father his own child simply because you don’t approve due to your artificial standards is selfish asf!”
While acknowledging that controversy often attracts attention online, Tileh argued that it should not come at another person’s expense.
“I understand controversy is what feeds you, but it should not come at the cost of a fellow man. Do better!!”
Social media backs Tileh.
Tileh’s statement quickly gained traction, with many social media users expressing support for his position.
its.justt.alice:NEVER MOCK SOMEONE TO ENTERTAIN THE TABLE 🥺
_.Musyimi:Him together with Ofweneke, his laughter was so annoying then ended up uploading it...
Several commenters agreed that public figures should exercise caution when discussing sensitive personal matters.
Many users also reiterated their support for Stivo Simple Boy, describing him as a musician who has remained humble despite frequently becoming the subject of online discussion.
Growing criticism
Tileh’s comments add to a series of public reactions that have followed Kibe’s remarks. Content creator Remcy Don previously called on Kibe to apologise to Stivo Simple Boy, while podcast host.
.tileh_pacbro // Intagram
Dr Ofweneke also issued a public apology after the controversial discussion aired on his platform.
As debate continues online, the controversy has extended beyond entertainment, prompting broader conversations about respectful public discourse, cyberbullying, and the responsibility that comes with having a large online audience.
