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Comedienne Elsa Majimbo, widely recognized for her candid and often humorous TikTok videos, recently made headlines with her outspoken views on financial matters. Known for her bold statements, Majimbo addressed the topic of wealth and the behavior of those who are financially less well-off.

In a recent video, Majimbo delivered a sharp message about money and contribution. She emphasized her belief that financial status should dictate one’s involvement in discussions about money, saying, “Money talks, wealth whispers, and broke people should shut up. You have no business contributing to something you have never experienced.” Her statement underscored her view that individuals who lack financial resources should refrain from commenting on or participating in discussions about financial contributions or wealth.

Majimbo further quoted rapper Nicki Minaj, reinforcing her point by stating, “Broke people should never laugh,” and advising those in less favorable financial situations to focus on their own challenges. Her advice was clear: those who are struggling financially have their own significant concerns to address and should not engage in conversations about wealth or financial matters that they are not directly involved in.

Earlier this year, Majimbo made headlines for another reason when she claimed that her substantial wealth had led to an unexpected investigation. She recounted an incident during a shopping spree when her bank accounts were temporarily frozen as part of a fraud investigation. Majimbo described her reaction to the situation in a TikTok video, humorously highlighting her surprise at being suspected of fraudulent activity simply because of her high spending.

She shared her experience, noting that she was asked to provide documentation to verify her identity and confirm that she was not involved in any illicit activities. Majimbo’s reaction to the inquiry was one of incredulity, as she remarked, “Fraudulent activity? I am just rich. Are you joking?” Her comments reflected both her astonishment at the situation and her confidence in her financial status.

Majimbo’s candid commentary on wealth, coupled with her humorous take on the scrutiny she faced, has continued to engage and entertain her followers, further establishing her as a prominent and outspoken voice on social media.

I have nightmares about it: Elsa Majimbo on what she fears fears the most

Elsa Majimbo recently took to TikTok to share her deepest fears and anxieties about potentially being broke again. The renowned comedienne and content creator opened up about how the very thought of returning to a life of financial struggle terrifies her, even causing her nightmares.

In her video, Majimbo expressed her unease, saying, “I have nightmares about it. I have accustomed myself to a life that just needs money. If today I couldn’t do brunch, shopping, or fly first class, if my life didn’t revolve around places like Beverly Hills anymore, I don’t know what I would do.” Her candid remarks highlight the extent to which financial stability has become integral to her lifestyle and identity.

Majimbo also reflected on the idea of addressing her audience if she were ever to face financial hardship again. Many netizens had previously advised her to be humble, but she remained resolute in her stance. “God forbid, I can’t,” she asserted. She added that she cannot even remember what life was like when she was broke and emphatically declared, “And I don’t want to remember and it will never happen again in Jesus’ name. I rebuke the spirit of brokenness.”

In April, Majimbo had made headlines when she revealed that her bank accounts had been frozen and she was being investigated for fraud. She attributed this situation to her extravagant shopping spree in the US, where she indulged in high-end brands like Versace, Zara, Gucci, and Victoria’s Secret.

Majimbo recounted her shopping adventure with enthusiasm, explaining that she had been inspired by a friend who used retail therapy to cope with personal difficulties. “A friend of mine was going through a tough time and she went to Milan and shopped her pain away, so I was like, you know what, that’s what I’m gonna do today. Every wrong that has ever happened in my life, I’m going to shop it out,” she said.

She detailed her experience of receiving multiple alerts from her bank questioning the legitimacy of her transactions. When her card was declined, she called the bank to resolve the issue. “One time I confirmed and my card wasn’t going through, so I called the bank and they unlocked my card. I tried again and the same thing happened, so I called again,” she explained.

The bank required documentation to verify her identity and ensure that she was not engaging in fraudulent activity. Majimbo humorously reacted to this scrutiny, saying, “Fraudulent activity? I am just rich, are you joking?” Despite her efforts to use another card, she faced similar issues.

Majimbo concluded her story by emphasizing her financial success, saying, “I’m just so rich people literally can’t believe it and they need to confirm it’s real.” Her playful and confident tone underscored her resilience and continued embrace of her affluent lifestyle.