Kenyan talented comedian Timothy Kimani, famously known as Njugush,” has responded to online criticism about his new show that he recently launched some time back and has been undergoing changes called TTNT.

Speaking alongside his mate, Obinna Ike Igwe, he said that he will not be intimidated by people who want things done their way.

“But a cow cannot take criticism from a dog. An elephant cannot take criticism from a fish. This is the point; I take criticism.”

The father of two said that he can only take positive criticism that involves building what he does and will prefer turning a blind eye to those who are hating what he is doing and suggesting he try otherwise.

“For example, people said we want Wakavinye more on stage; those are people who said

So we’ve been gradually adding her time on stage, so I listen to such criticism. But not the one of, ‘Hii inawork wacha!’ Tunataka hii reowork hapa nje na haikuwork huku nje uifanye.

He went to the point of saying that the very same people should try it out themselves and stop saying that he changes his ways, as he has worked hard to build what he has accomplished so far.

This comes after the video that was shared online of them performing during their world tour, in which many shared their opinions advising him to change his ways, including the Gengetone legend artist ‘Juacali, who said he doesn’t see anything fun that the comedian is doing.