IN MEMES | Fans think Moshe Ndiki gives Jub Jub a run for his money as #YPTMM host

02 November 2020 - 15:00 By chrizelda kekana
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Tweeps felt TV personality Moshe Ndiki did a great job hosting 'You Promised To Marry Me'.
Tweeps felt TV personality Moshe Ndiki did a great job hosting 'You Promised To Marry Me'.
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Both Uyajola 99 and You Promised To Marry Me fans usually feel some type of way when anyone instead of Jub Jub presents the shows, but this past Sunday fans of the controversial reality shows welcomed Moshe Ndiki's presenting, so much so that they wished Jub Jub could take an extended break.

While fans love Jub Jub for his “pour fuel on the fire” style of presenting, they found that they actually appreciated Moshe's patient and mature approach to dealing with the drama and dramatic people the show introduces them to.

Instead of going for maximum confrontation from the show's participants for viewers' entertainment, Moshe used his sense of humour and his empathy to keep viewers glued and it worked! Especially because the part he presented featured a couple who found each other after they lost their significant others, only for the mother-in-law to put a halt to everything.

Fans had nothing but praise for how he handled the situation and the heated emotions of the show.

I'm so glad Jub Jub didn't handle the 2nd episode because he would've made matters worse by adding unnecessary petrol/paraffin. Jub Jub can be extra sometimes, Moshe did extremely well,” one tweep said.

“If you want drama then Jub Jub is the man for the job but if you want issues to be resolved then Moshe is your man!," added another.

Here are the rest of the reactions below:

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