“Use that time to think about your failed Music career” Gloria Ntazola claps back at KRG The Don

Gloria Ntazola, the lady who went viral by driving a ‘City Kanjo‘ around Nairobi in her car, has clapped back at Kenyan dancehall artist KRG The Don for criticizing her bleached skin.

Gloria called out KRG for criticizing her bleached skin, advising him to channel the efforts into working on his failed music career so that he doesn’t have to be begging for photos with international artists each time they visit the country.

“KRG, the girl or the don trying to talk about my skin lightening procedure is so low, he should use that time to think about his failed music career.

I wish his music was as reasonable as he tried being loud and hoping on big artists who visit Kenya to take pictures with them.” Gloria wrote on her page.

She defended her skin lightning products that KRG was criticizing, saying that at least for her, she is making something out of them rather than KRG’s music, which has not even seen him perform outside the country.

KRG, on the other hand, responded to Gloria’s sentiments, advising her to focus on things that matter to her and not stir trouble over things she knows nothing about, clarifying that celebrities didn’t dress as badly as she was ranting about it online, as it all happened so fast.

Screenshot of KRG’s Instagram Status (Photo courtesy/Instagram)

What led to Gloria and KRG’s heated online beef

Yesterday, Gloria called out Kenyan celebrities who attended the launch of ‘The Bahati’s Reality Show‘ at Westwood in Nairobi, saying that they all failed to dress elegantly and instead settled for low-quality outfits, embarrassing the country and the ones who invited them. Quite a number of celebrities have responded to her allegations among them being KRG The Don.

Dufla Diligon’s response to Gloria Ntazola sentiments

Kenyan artist Dufla Diligon famously known for his ‘Tempo‘ track also reacted to Gloria’s claims that celebrities were poorly dressed saying she has no right whatsoever to criticize those who went to support Bahati’s new reality show and rather focus on reducing the usage of bleaching products.