Otile Brown Claims Tanzanian Artists Wear Fake Jewellery

Otile Brown has taken a jab at Tanzanian singers Diamond Platnumz and his protégé Mbosso, suggesting that they may have purchased fake jewelry.

Brown’s comments come just days after Platnumz and Mbosso each flaunted their new custom-made jewelry on social media. Platnumz’s pendant, which bears his name and face, is said to have cost millions of shillings. Mbosso, on the other hand, has warned his fellow celebrities to stop wearing fake chains, as they risk getting infected.

In a social media post, Brown asked why the two Bongo artistes didn’t buy their chains from certified stores, given their financial resources. He also accused them of misleading young people into thinking that life is easy.

“Got youngings thinking this ish is easy and now nobody wants to put in the work. Its not bad rocking fugazi, they say, fake it till you make it,” Brown wrote. “Tatizo ni, if you have made it but you’re rocking it and still running your mouth. We gonna check you for the love of the game.”

Brown’s comments have sparked a debate among fans, with some siding with him and others defending Platnumz and Mbosso. It remains to be seen whether the two Tanzanian singers will respond to Brown’s allegations