Kenyan content creator Azziad Nasenya has responded to the trending picture shoes that have had people conversing about them and said how she responds to online critics.

Speaking during an interview just outside TRM Mall in Nairobi, where she had gone to promote a newly launched product called ‘Bic’, she said that people are just mad, and they should consider not blocking their own blessings by projecting their anger towards her.

“People are mad. It is okay to be mad, but I always say this: If you are mad and you project it on me, I pray to God, and at the end of the day, you’ve blocked your own blessings.”

She then acknowledged that having haters is part of life, and she considers moving with people who love and appreciate her.

She also advised the artists and content creators to be open-minded and consider venturing into other things as well because sometimes social media accounts can be hacked or brought down.

“As much as we are doing things on the internet, do not depend on that entirely.” If you can invest outside, if you can do other things outside, as they always say, do not put all your eggs in one basket.

We can wake up another day, and there’s another app that’s doing way better than TikTok. The internet is shut down… TikTok is banned in Kenya.”

She also disclosed that what keeps her going is God, her energy, her dreams, and the future she wants to give herself and her friends.

She encouraged the young generation, especially the girls that are working their way up, saying that they should always pray, identify, and unleash their potential.

“My rules are always four: pray to God, work smart, mind your own business, especially something that’s productive, and lastly, choose kindness.”