Russian Guy in Kenya Videos: Full Yaytseslav’s “Enda Kwa” Clips With Massive Woman

What the Viral Videos Show

The footage captures:

• Yaytseslav complimenting women in Nairobi malls, supermarkets, and walkways
• Brief chats leading to phone number exchanges or immediate invitations
• Many women agreeing to “enda kwa” (go to his Airbnb/hotel/apartment) the same day or next
• Teaser clips posted publicly, with longer versions allegedly on paid Telegram

One leaked clip shows a woman confronting him after noticing he was filming without clear consent. He uses tools like Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses for hidden recording.

Why “Enda Kwa” Became Viral

The phrase “enda kwa” (go to my place) appears repeatedly as he invites women back quickly after meeting. The speed and frequency shocked viewers, sparking debates about:

• Consent and hidden cameras
• Objectification and cultural insensitivity
• Why some women agree so fast (some blame economic factors, others call it “rizz”)

Comparisons to his earlier Ghana videos fueled the fire, with many calling it exploitative “content creation.”

Backlash & Calls for Action

Reactions across Kenya and Africa have been intense:

• Outrage over non-consensual filming and sharing
• Demands for police investigation, arrest, or deportation
• Media coverage from Tuko.co.ke, Spice FM, and others highlighting privacy concerns
• His TikTok went private; some clips deleted amid backlash

The scandal has ignited conversations on digital ethics, consent laws, and foreign influencers in Africa.

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