King Promise’s impersonator has admitted that the musician ignored his request for an iPhone 12 and instead gave him a Huawei phone.
The Central Region-born doppelganger, whose true name is Richard, shared some facts in an exclusive conversation with Ghpage.
He claims that although he goes by Rovers GH, the King Promise junior moniker was given to him due to his strong similarity to the “Oh Yeah” hitmaker. He also claims that because he comes from a royal family, he feels at home with his new name.
He admitted that when he was a senior in high school in 2017, he first began to mimic King Promise.
He explained to King Promise how his phone was stolen from a car and how this prevented him from using Tiktok to post fresh videos, leading him to come up with a scheme to purchase a new phone.
The initial step he took was to record himself holding a bible and pleading for a phone while on his knees, but it didn’t work. The objective was to do everything in his power to ensure King Promise gave him a phone.
He repeated the action, but this time he used the Quran, and it was successful for him.
In response to the video, King Promise said he would bring the man the phone and asked him not to be concerned.
In the future, he received a phone from his team, but it wasn’t the iPhone 12 or 13 he had asked for or anticipated. Instead, it was a Hisense.
Though initially unhappy, they persuaded him that King Promise is the Hisense brand ambassador, and it wouldn’t be polite for him to purchase a different brand of phone for him.
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