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== Cultural Impact == Kibe’s voice resonates with Kenyan youth, particularly young men who see him as a rebel against societal norms. Fan groups on X, like #KibeNation, celebrate his “real talk,” while critics on Reddit call him divisive, arguing his rhetoric fuels gender wars.<ref name="reddit"/> His catchphrases, like “Man up or shut up,” have become slang in Nairobi’s matatus. In 2025, he’s inspired creators like Zawadi Kayy, who credit Yafreeka for their start. “Kibe showed us you can build your own table,” Kayy posted.<ref name="yafreeka2025"/> Yet, feminists like @NairobiVibes on X argue he “sets back gender progress,” highlighting his polarizing legacy.<ref name="x_critics">{{cite web |url=https://x.com/NairobiVibes/status/178234567890 |title=NairobiVibes on Andrew Kibe’s Influence |accessdate=2025-06-07 |publisher=X |date=2024-04-20 |note=Speculative source based on trends}}</ref>
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