IshowSpeed taking a look at Bradley’s shoe during his Africa tour in Kenya.
American YouTuber and streamer IShowSpeed has sparked excitement among his Kenyan fans following a viral video call with Bradley Barongo, popularly known as the Kenyan Goliath.
Barongo, widely recognized as the tallest man in Africa, spoke with Speed via video call, with the streamer joining from the United States and Barongo from Kenya.
In the clip, which has gone viral on social media, Barongo invited Speed to return to Kenya and jokingly offered him a Kenyan passport, encouraging him to consider relocating to the country.
The light-hearted gesture drew laughter from Speed, who appeared thrilled by the proposal and promised to return. “I will come back to Kenya,” he said.
The two previously met in person during Speed’s recent Africa tour, when he visited Nairobi and interacted with hundreds of fans.
Kenyan Goliath, Bradley, with IshowSpeed during his Africa tour.
The exchange drew positive reactions online, with many Kenyans praising Barongo for his charisma and sense of national pride.
Social media users called him the “official Kenyan ambassador,” commending his efforts to promote the country’s hospitality and culture to a global audience.
The interaction highlights the growing influence of digital creators in shaping cross-border cultural connections. Speed, whose real name is Darren Watkins Jr., has millions of followers worldwide and is known for energetic livestreams and spontaneous fan interactions.
His Africa tour earlier this year generated significant buzz, particularly among young audiences eager to see global internet personalities engage with local communities.
Barongo’s towering presence and confident personality have also made him a notable figure in Kenya, where he has gained celebrity status.
As clips from the video call continue to circulate, many Kenyan fans are hopeful that Speed will honour his promise and return for another visit, potentially as an honorary Kenyan.
By THE STAR