Thee Pluto, host of the loyalty show and a content developer, has displayed his YouTube channel's income for last year through a screenshot on his Insta stories. He said it was not his wish to share a screenshot of his earnings but did so to refute claims branding him a scammer.

Thee Pluto has long been accused of earning his money through fraud and scams. The YouTuber set the record straight by asserting his honesty and investment expertise.


Pluto posted a screenshot demonstrating his 2017 earnings of over Ksh. 9.5 million. Around 700k people subscribe to his YouTube channel, and over 75 percent of his videos have received over a million views.


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"It is not my wish to share a screenshot of my YouTube earnings today, having in mind that I'm also a business mind and I do a lot of other things. In the past few months, I've been branded a scammer by people questioning my wealth. I lost all brand endorsements because of a simple lie. I thank God I invested." The content creator bitterly said.


With the purchase of Pluto's Prado TX, which is said to have cost Kshs. 8 million, many began to wonder about his fortune. 

Many others believed that he was too young to have earned such great riches before his graduation and at only the age of 23.



Afterwards, Xtian Dela came forward to say that Pluto was part of a fraud operation and that he had not received the payment for his content creation that he had claimed. 

He detailed several frauds that Thee Pluto allegedly committed. Pluto was at fault for Xtian's feelings of abandonment at the moment. alleging he conned individuals out of more than Ksh. 1.8 million from a "paper wave" initiative they collaborated on with Brian and Pluto.


According to Thee Pluto, another scam initiative described by Xtian was shared BTC investment, which was successful until their hosting fell down and people started to suspect fraud. As a result, they reported them to Safaricom, and Safaricom, in turn, froze their accounts.


Thee Pluto asserted that the money had been returned to the owners after several meetings with the Mpesa provider, and it requested the proper papers to deal with Safaricom.


Thee Pluto claimed that he enjoys networking and picking the brains of his rich pals for investment advice. He remarked that hard work had gotten him there and that the Xtian was jealous. He continued by saying that he didn't use the money they made through the scheme to buy his Prado TX.