Qute Kaye has aired his disappointment in journalists who have continued to invite Rocky Giant to their podcasts and YouTube shows despite knowing about his battle with mental health issues.
In a series of trending videos, Rocky Giant is seen out of touch with reality and often mumbling disconnected sentences while appearing on an interview with Frank Ntambi and Shalom.
At one point, he attacks the latter in what could have easily escalated into a violent fight while on set.
According to Qute Kaye, a fellow artist who has previously battled mental health issues, Rocky Giant is being exploited by insensitive vloggers for views and likes.
In a video he shared on TikTok, Qute Kaye called out all vloggers and content creators to put an end to interviewing the veteran rapper.
Why are we that evil? The reporters using Rocky Giant for interviews know very well that he is struggling with mental health issues. He has been addicted for many years; he needs to be taken to the hospital.
Those people who use him for views are just as sick. It’s not funny, stop it. It doesn’t benefit anybody. These few likes and follows you’re hunting are damaging your souls. Let’s stop being happy about it; it’s not funny anymore.
I urge the people around Rocky Giant not to let him do further interviews. If you can help him, have him taken to hospital or leave him alone completely.
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