Bey T gives back to the community without being pushed by anyone or seeking clout, she decided to give back in the best way she knows how to make sure the vulnerable and the less fortunate in the country are taken care of during this trying time of the coronavirus, COVID-19 pandemic.
The talented rapper who is disgusted on the way the government is currently handling the coronavirus pandemic issue thus far becomes the second mainstream rapper after Octopizzo to give back to the community and help genuinely by giving out necessities to the less fortunate.
“I am disgusted not only with the way this government and many other third world countries are maximizing profit using a medical pandemic knowing the majority of their people are below middle class,” Bey T said shared on social media, “but you middle/upper class privileged and unbothered children make me sicker. Looking down on charity? Just because it doesn’t directly affect us? We are waiting to be free from quarantine and turn up while our people starve in front of us? What kind of people have we become.”
Bey T who has since started a foundation to enable other Kenyans more involved in helping out fellow Kenyans in need distributed out maize flour(unga ya ugali), bread, and other essential necessities to Kenyans who queued to be given the important necessities.
“God is present in darkness and in light, so should our spirits. For anyone that wants to be more involved, I am planning to start a charity foundation page soon. Love to all of you and your families stay safe and stay praying.” Bey T added.
Octopizzo gives back to the community in Kibera during the challenging times of the pandemic Coronavirus, COVID-19
Below is what Bey T had to say about the current situation of the coronavirus, COVID-19 pandemic in the country that has seen most businesses closed due to the seriousness of the novel disease.
Bey T’s stand on the Coronavirus situation in Kenya
“honestly, looking at these for some weeks now I sat and realized the reason I wasn’t going to post any of these because of what I thought it would come off to people as, and since that’s never played a part in my life it’s not going to start when I’m trying to put forth such an urgent message. I am disgusted not only with the way this government and many other third world countries are maximizing profit using a medical pandemic knowing the majority of their people are below middle class, but you middle/upper class privileged and unbothered children make me sicker. Looking down on charity? Just because it doesn’t directly affect us? We are waiting to be free from quarantine and turn up while our people starve in front of us? What kind of people have we become. It is not only your name or your appearance that is African, it is your blood your identity and your purpose. God is present in darkness and in light, so should our spirits. For anyone that wants to be more involved, I am planning to start a charity foundation page soon. Love to all of you and your families stay safe and stay praying.”
Bey T also shared videos of herself giving back to the community that has seen netizens thanking her for the great humane things she’s currently doing.
Bey T is regarded to be one of the best female rappers in the super-competitive rap genre in the country and in the shortest time she has been in the music industry, she has managed to amass an impressive catalog working with Khaligraph Jones and Jovie Jovv making a name for herself while at it.
