- A Super Metro matatu tout has captured the hearts of Kenyan women, sparking admiration across social media
- In a video posted by Warui Austin, the tall, dark, and handsome makanga is seen collecting fare in his sharp maroon uniform
- Comments on the viral video include a mix of admiration and humour, with viewers speculating about the tout’s personality
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A Super Metro tout is giving Kenyan ladies sleepless nights after a video of him emerged on social media.
Source: TikTok
In a TikTok clip by Warui Austin, the Makanga, donning a matching maroon shirt and trouser uniform, collects bus fare from the passengers.
The man, who goes by the name Real Innocent dancer on social media, is very masculine and built with a baby-lock hairdo.
Warui shows himself looking worried and timid with the caption:
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“Would you dare refuse to pay fare? This man seems to be in the wrong profession.”
Kenyans amused by Super Metro makanga
Following the viral clip, Kenyans online flagged the comment section, with ladies admiring him while others shared hilarious possibilities about the man’s personality.
Limo:
“If you sent him fare by M-Pesa, please send me his number.”
Moraa Yabesh:
“He is called Innocent. I had a crush on him in high school because of his awesome dance moves.”
Talibania:
“A very beautiful lady could be his only weakness.”
Aggies:
“We live in the same estate.”
2wo5ve4r:
“This guy has a very good heart. He doesn’t like trouble. He only does his job. He used to work with Rembo uses and I encountered him severally while using the Kitengela route.”Elvoo Creates:
“With this guy as the tout, you pay the fare for the two days.”
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Jay:
“With this guy, passengers should take their fares to him instead of having him move around.”
Boniface Njau:
“You ask him whether you have paid fare before alighting his matatu.”
Dominic Mburu:
“This is not new; he is a tout by day and bouncer by night. This guy belongs to a 24/7 economy.”
Kenyan ladies go gaga for a heavily veined man
In other news reported by TUKO.co.ke, a section of women in a Facebook group about cooking was ungovernable after a man posted photos of kneading dough.
His heavily veined hands were the focal point of the smitten women as he prepared to cook chapatis.
The cooking enthusiast’s post received hundreds of comments from women, who seemed to find the veins attractive.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
