An Impromptu Concert

A video of the gesture has gone viral. In the clip, Bien is seen with local Meru singer, Jaysoul, surrounded by a small crowd of young men, women, and children. The atmosphere was electric.

The group sang along to Bien's hit 'Nairobi', and Bien even joined in the dance, at one point carrying a toddler. It was a pure, unscripted moment of connection.

Bien's wife, Chiki Kuruka, was also part of the act of kindness.

In another video, the couple can be seen handing out gifts and boxes of biscuits to residents, making sure everyone got something.

Praised for Being Down to Earth

The gesture has earned widespread praise online, with fans commending Bien for his humility despite his huge celebrity status.

On Instagram, people celebrated the singer's kind actions:

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@scrappie_k.i.d: "Bien hana kiburi… kama anatambua streets… streets zinamkubali… aura mtuangu 👊" (Bien has no pride... if he recognises the streets... the streets accept him... what a vibe)

@alboh_nyakwara: "Bien ni movement 🔥🙌" (Bien is a movement)

@nairobi_tea_club__: "Hii ndio VVIP concert 🎟️ 👏" (This is the real VVIP concert)

A Star with Heart

The 'Alusa Why Are You Topless' star is currently on his 'Alusa Continua World Tour,' which began in early August. He has already performed in Eldoret and Meru, with the final show set for Nairobi on 20 September.

Bien’s solo career has been a huge success, attracting massive crowds. However, this heartfelt moment in Meru reminded everyone that beyond the music and awards, Bien is a star who is deeply connected to the people.

He's not just a performer; he's a person with compassion and a generous spirit. This is what truly makes him a legend.