Dancehall artist Stephen Karuga, commonly known by his stage name ‘KRG the Don‘, has set tough rules that he and his family members will adhere to.

The dancehall singer said in a recent post that a lot of individuals have previously abused him by using his generosity as a vulnerability.

Following the mistreatment he received from friends, fans, and family members, KRG The Don has set new rules for them as a way of creating a new boundary with those affiliated with his business and personality.

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Below are the eight sets of new rules that KRG released over the weekend:

1. If you are my friend and you don’t support me in any way, never call me when you need my support.

2. I only help those who help me. Hii ni Nairobi kila mtu akule urefu wa kamba yake.

3. If we don’t have any business we are doing together, don’t bother to call my number. I have enough friends already. No new friends.

4. Sipendi udaku, so when you hear them gossiping about me, pia wewe changia, because words don’t get to me. Nilishakausha roho zamani za kale.

5. Even if we are from the same family and we don’t talk frequently, don’t call me with personal issues. The new Bughaa Hana sympathy.

6. Ukiwa na kitu cha maana cha kuniambia, follow the protocol kama wale wengine. Don’t jump, kama monkey. Hii, sio, bouncing castle.

7. Don’t come to my house uninvited; we have new dogs, and they bite.

8. To all my old friends, poleni niliwacha pombe nikarudi kwa Mungu wangu so tukutane kwa nyumba ya Mungu ama tuombeane from far.

The new set of rules is set to affect everyone in KRG’s life. He believes the new set of rules will help shape out the unnecessary dramas that befall celebrities, and he will be able to filter out the bad people who are not of value to his life, hence making him concentrate more on his craft.