The reconciliation between the renowned dancehall musician and entrepreneur KRG, the Don from Kenya, and the talented musician Stevo Simple Boy, is a significant moment that brings hope and optimism for their future collaborations.
In a video posted on social media, the two are seen having a meaningful conversation while exchanging smiles and handshakes.
As a gesture of goodwill, KRG generously presented Stevo with a substantial cash gift of Ksh 5,000, a testament to his appreciation for Stevo's talent.
“I forgave you after seeing all the problems you are facing," said Krg.
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In a heartfelt Instagram post, KRG not only announced his friendship with Stevo but also urged his followers to rally behind the 'freshi barida' hitmaker, encouraging them to play a part in supporting Stevo's music career.
"I finally met Stivo Simple Boy kumbe you guys wanted me to beat him bure tu!!!! Yeye Hana maneno na MSANII WA RAIS KABISA!!!! From now onwards we are friends and you guys should support his hustle hadi akue stable truly 👊#Bughaaa msanii wa president 🇰🇪," he wrote.
In self-defense, Stevo claimed that internet detractors misquoted him and that he had no problem with KRG The Don.
“Hii ni mambo ya mtandao. Mi sina shida na wewe."
Because KRG is a video vixen, Stevo said he wouldn't collaborate with him, which sparked the beef.
KRG implied that Stivo was beneath him when he stated in an interview with Radio Maisha that he would not waste time or effort on him. "I'd prefer not to answer him. I can't mistreat someone who is disabled," KRG uttered.
