Kenyan TikTok biker Brayo rejected a KSh 5 million ($38,700) offer from businessman Simon Kabu to reveal his identity, choosing to remain anonymous.
In a video shared by Kabu, the Bonfire Adventures CEO attempted to tempt Brayo with a KSh 5 million offer, following previous proposals of KSh 2 million and KSh 3.2 million that the biker had already declined. Kabu, accompanied by his daughter Maureen, Managing Director of Adequate Safaris, approached Brayo on the streets of Nairobi, urging him to reveal his face.
Despite the tempting deal and encouragement from a passerby, Brayo stood his ground. “Nitatoa tu nikiuwa ready,” he stated, insisting he would only reveal his face on his own terms.
Who is Brayo?
Brayo is a TikTok content creator known for his faceless motorcycle rides, often delivering motivational messages and showcasing Nairobi’s streets. His anonymity has become a core part of his brand, drawing comparisons to masked influencers and artists globally. Despite growing fame, he’s remained committed to keeping his identity hidden.
Many Kenyans applauded Brayo for staying true to his values, especially in a culture where fame and money often drive decisions. Others speculated about his identity, with theories ranging from celebrity status to a strategic marketing ploy. His decision has only intensified interest in his content and boosted his popularity online.
