George Ruto, has attracted attention online after liking an AI-generated video featuring prominent ODM politicians dancing to the viral song Kitemeo.The digitally created video features Governor Gladys Wanga, ODM leader Oburu Odinga, and Suna East MP Junet Mohamed engaging in synchronized dance moves, seemingly set in an office environment.
The clip, which appeared on social media on Friday, September 4, quickly caught the attention of Kenyan users, many of whom found the unusual depiction of the politicians amusing.
In the video, Wanga is seen wearing a vibrant African-print outfit, while Oburu sports an orange ensemble, aligning with ODM’s signature color.
Junet adds to the group’s aesthetic in a dark outfit topped with an ODM cap. The caption hints at a lighthearted blend of politics and entertainment, enhancing its appeal among users online.
Notably, George Ruto’s response to the video—his choice to like it—did not go unnoticed and contributed to the clip’s spread across online discussions.
The soundtrack, “Kitemeo,” performed by Kapitani, has recently gained popularity on social media, merging Sheng, Swahili, and colloquial expressions to capture elements of daily urban life and the vibrant atmosphere of Nairobi.George’s interest in AI-generated political content is not a new phenomenon; he has previously engaged with digitally fabricated videos that humorously depict politicians, including Rigathi Gachagua and Deputy President Kithure Kindiki.
This incident shows the rising appeal of AI-generated entertainment in Kenya, especially when well-known political figures are featured in surprising settings.
As the video continues to circulate, Kenyans have reacted with a mix of humor and admiration at the increasingly lifelike quality of AI-created content.