Instagram creator Georgina Njenga’s new hubby, street interviewer, and YouTuber King Bizzy has become the talk of the town after sharing his unconventional solution to staying faithful.
In an interview with YouTuber Mungai Eve, released on her YouTube channel on Monday, January 20, 2025, Bizzy opened up about various topics, including how his life changed after he adopted the idea of street interviews and how he met Georgina.
Bizzy revealed that a manager he was working with, who also happened to work with Georgina, was the one who connected them.
However, what has drawn everyone’s attention from the YouTube interview is the moment Bizzy shared his bold solution for avoiding infidelity.
Bizzy explained that his solution, which he claims is already in motion, involves having two girlfriends at the same time.
He stated that this approach would help him resist the temptation of cheating by always having another girlfriend to turn to when the urge strikes.
“For me not to cheat, I feel like I should have two girlfriends, I mean. Bado sijahave hii conversation na Georgina bado. Let me learn…”
The artiste then defended his statement, explaining that it stemmed from Eve asking if he was ever afraid they might break up.
He further argued that while Georgina is petite, he feels he would need another curvier, thicker girlfriend to meet his desires fully.
“Umekuja kwa hiyo point ya breakup ndio nikakumbuka. What I need is like another curvaceous one. Light skin, you know. I want to balance. Watu wangu wanajua ni 360 for the gang. So, nikiwa na hiyo, I’ll be ok.”
Finding the limelight
The content creator also opened up about his rise to fame, starting from the bottom with street interviews and how the concept quickly gained traction because he and a few others were the pioneers.
He noted that while the journey has been rewarding, it hasn’t been without challenges—such as upcoming YouTubers copying his street interview idea.
Bizzy recalled that when he started in 2020, there were only two people creating that type of content, but over time, many others have joined the space.
He lamented that while he doesn’t mind others taking inspiration, what irks him is when they copy his format down to the smallest detail.
“Nimefanya different types of street interviews kama 20 vs 1, kiss or diss, smash or pass, face to face. You leave it because people have done it. Tukianza tulikuwa wawili pekee. With time, hawa wasee walikuwa wanatuwatch sana alafu wakacopy. Now it’s too saturated; I have to branch out.”
“So nafungua video hivi naona msee akiongea tu exactly kama mimi. Intro ni kama yangu na kila kitu. Saa hii it’s too saturated, and it’s the reason I’m branching out,” he concluded.
