“Jealousy Is A Disease”: Khaligraph Jones Cries Foul As Haters Bar His IG Live With Ricc Ross
Khaligraph Jones' revelation angered most of his fans and other Kenyans who helped him in dragging the perpetrators on end. Photo: Rich Forever/Khaligraph Jones/Instagram.
Top Africa’s rapper Khaligraph Jones is not a happy man after haters and jealous people sabotaged his scheduled IG Live announcement in collaboration with American rapper Ricc Ross.
The rapper took to his Instagram page on Monday, March 18, and posted a video of himself lamenting about how yet-to-be-identified quotas ensured his announcement with Ricc Ross did not happen.
As earlier reported by different media entities, Khaligraph Jones and Ricc Ross were expected to engage in an IG Live conversation through which they were to make their big announcement.
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However, the IG Live did not happen as Khali faced a myriad of challenges while trying to access his Instagram account.
According to the emcee, a group of people ganged up and reported his account moments before the IG Live, a move that restricted him from getting in touch with Ross.
“Hey, today I have experienced the most intense, highest level of jealousy. You guys know today Khaligraph as supposed to go Live with the boss, but unfortunately, that ain’t happening because apparently, some people ganged up against me and reported my account. So, I am trying to go Live but I am not given access to go Live. To all the fans who actually waited for this, I am sorry, it is beyond my control. I can’t contain the situation. They did what they did,” Khali said.
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He wrapped up by assuring his fans that he is working to see that the IG Live with Ricc Ross happens soon.
The Mazishi hitmaker could not conclude without blasting all his haters and the people who sabotaged his IG Live with The Boss.
His revelation angered most of his fans and other Kenyans who helped him in dragging the perpetrators on end.
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