Bradley Marongo, a man from Vihiga County, Kenya, has gained widespread attention for his extraordinary height and remarkable dance skills.
Known by some as “Goliath” because of his towering stature, Bradley recently captured the hearts of many Kenyans when a video of him dancing to the hit song “Anguka Nayo” went viral.
His performance in this dance challenge, where participants lower themselves to the rhythm, impressed viewers who marveled at how he could move so effortlessly despite his height.
In the video, Bradley can be seen standing far above the other dancers as he joins them in the routine.
He gracefully manages to lower his body as the music plays, showing off his flexibility and rhythm. Many Kenyans took to social media to praise his performance, which brought smiles and cheers from those watching.
However, while Bradley’s dance moves have made him famous, some Kenyans have expressed concern over his situation.
Many noticed that despite his newfound fame, Bradley still appears to be struggling. Observers pointed out that he continues to wear the same clothes and sandals in multiple public appearances, suggesting that his financial circumstances have not improved much since he became a viral sensation.
Some Kenyans voiced their frustration, arguing that those who invite Bradley to events and interviews should do more to support him, rather than just using him for entertainment.
Many believe that he deserves more help, such as new clothes or even a job opportunity that could make a real difference in his life.
Commenters have urged event organizers and others who benefit from Bradley’s presence to give back and ensure his welfare is being considered.
In addition to his fame, Bradley has also caught the attention of Isaac Otesa, a man from Bungoma County who shares a similarly impressive height.
Isaac, who works as a boda boda rider, believes that he and Bradley could be related and has expressed his desire to meet him.
Isaac’s curiosity was sparked by how closely Bradley resembles him, leading him to think that they might share a family connection.
By Newsmedia