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I Have Made Millions From Content Creation in the UK, Says Shorn Arwa

I Have Made Millions From Content Creation in the UK, Says Shorn Arwa

UK-based Kenyan content creator Shorn Arwa claims that she has raked in millions of shillings from content creation since relocating to the UK. 

Through an Instagram post on Friday, July 14, Arwa expressed joy that her craft is being relished and acknowledged in her new home. She noted that she is already reaping the rewards of her hard work despite her brief stay. She mentioned that sharing her success helps to motivate other aspiring content creators to stay on the right track. Shorn recalled the difficulties she had experienced in Kenya while seeking employment and how some clients were unsure how to classify her content.

“I remember one time asking someone “big” in Kenya for some gig and he said. We can`t categorize you anywhere, we do not know what to do with your type of content. I felt so sad for real but today that type of content that couldn’t be categorized back home gave me a couple of millions,” she said. 

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In April 2023, Arwa made the move to the UK. During her goodbye party, she expressed her fears, such as the new reality of raising her son in an entirely new place. Her closest family and friends, including Nairofey, Lynn, and Nancy, organised a touching gathering for her to say goodbye to her family. Relocating to a different country meant leaving her friends and family behind while embarking on a new journey and raising her child in an unknown environment.

Shorn's loved ones had organized a special farewell event for her, which was full of bittersweet memories and feelings. Her family members spoke in turn about how much they would miss her. Even though she had always wanted to leave Kenya, she found that the reality of it was more complicated than she had anticipated. She said, “When I finally realized I was leaving, I wasn’t as excited as I had expected myself to be. It hit me that my son won’t have the same childhood experiences I had, like going to my friend's house or planning trips to Mombasa and Malindi.”

Comments (9)

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  1. GuestyJul 15, 2023

    She’s lying.

  2. GuestyJul 15, 2023

    Why does kenya media print people’s delusions as facts?

    This one needs to produce the Millions of shillings cheque she got from YouTube.

    Otherwise, she’s lying.

    Even Zarithebosslady claims to be a Billionaire. But if you listen to her you will realize she does not know what a Billion looks like.

  3. MūndūmūgoJul 16, 2023

    @Guesty it's possible. After all one million shillings sounds like a lot until you realize you yourself probably make more than that every month. The problem is she is spending that money in the UK and not in Kenya. Hell she doesn't say which country's shilling. One more thing, don't tell you relatives back in Kenya how much you make, they won't care about your expenses just your gross income.

  4. GuestyJul 17, 2023

    From your response I can concluded you have not Watched any of her videos.

  5. MūndūmūgoJul 18, 2023

    You're right on that. My take on influencers is that of people who get enough subscribers and then are paid to promote a company's products(the lucky few) or fake it till they get enough subscribers to get sponsors and typically living well beyond their means or faking a lifestyle. As for the money, I'm spot on - if you make more than $7100 per month you are making more than KeS 1 million monthly which sounds like a lot but once you take federal & state income taxes, FICA, medical insurance deductions, 401k etc this figure drops, a lot, then you pay your mortgage, utilities, phone, cable, car insurance etc you're comfortable but not rich. My point being if you make >$85k, a person in Kenya might think you're rich but those majuu know better. Plus she fails to mention if it's millions a year or a month and how many

  6. GuestJul 15, 2023

    Maybe she has a 🥴fans only page and that pays for itself 🤑only when you are old do you regret some of the things you did all in the name of money.Realistically speaking if she only relocated in April and is raking in millions warrants further investigation if she is not just putting up appearances however good for her making it majuu is not easy

  7. SimamaImaraJul 15, 2023

    Every post and story nowadays is looking for followers and potential millions. Who's this lady?

  8. KenyaJul 16, 2023

    Ruto said Ngungush and Mutinda make more money than him on Youtube. Wode Maya has bought a big mansion through youtube.

  9. GuestyJul 16, 2023

    Has YouTube verified these allegations or are we supposed to believe the word of pathological liar William Ruto?

    William Ruto is a pathological liar. Kalejinga.

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