Redsan Dismisses Claims of Confronting Radio Presenters as Fake News

Veteran musician Redsan has dismissed claims that he used to visit radio stations and beat presenters who spoke badly about him, terming the reports as “fake news.“

The claims resurfaced after an old video showing him confronting his producer Sappy went viral again, with a TikTok creator linking it to past stories about his encounters with media personalities.

Responding to a TikTok video, Redsan dismissed the reports, saying, “Sasa huyu ni nani?? Are you sure you know what you are reporting. Can someone please tell these wannabe journalists to be serious with life.

SOMEONE IS TRYING VERY HARD TO STOP REDSAN@30 from trending since it has been the best CONCERT in Kenya by far so now they came up with fake news about me VISITING RADIO PRESENTERS AND GOD KNOWS WHAT THERE.

Clearly it seems they did not understand why that funny clip to begin with. @kwambox even made that RESPECT THE BADDEST stop spreading fake news trying to kill the VIBE about redsan@30.”

He further shared a message of appreciation to fans for their support of his recent concert, “Thank You to everyone who made redsan@30 the biggest baddest most talked about concert in Kenya. We did the TING.

I appreciate you so so much for turning up in mad numbers and showing me love as you’ve always done countless times before. I have no words to express my deepest gratitude. To my baddest fans all I can say is thank you and GOD IS THE GREATEST who GOD BLESS NO MAN CURSE!“

Redsan maintains that the reports are an attempt to distract from the success of the Redsan@30 concert and has called on the public to disregard the fake news.