David Rudisha trolled for blonde Twitter moment
Eight hundred meters Olympic champion David Rusdisha has been the butt of online jokes after a glaring misspelling in one of his Tweets.
Rudisha was congratulating Kenyans for the high stadium attendance during the just concluded IAAF world under- 18 championships at the Kasarani stadium.
However, instead of the word ‘applaud’, Rudisha wrote ‘upload’, a word used to describe the process of transferring content to an online space.
“I upload Kenyans for breaking the record of the highest attendance ever in #wu18Nairobi2017 #50,000! Amazing Kenyan spirit in athletics,”
I upload Kenyans for breaking the record of the highest attendance ever in #wu18Nairobi2017 #50,000! Amazing Kenyan spirit in athletics. pic.twitter.com/GbQE6ZnAdH
— David Rudisha (@rudishadavid) July 15, 2017
Kenyans on Twitter quickly joined in to make fun of Rudisha for his spelling slip.
Kwisha sasa! Kisungu kilikuja na maji kweli.
— Wechuli Wanjala (@wwechuli) July 16, 2017
If Rudisha says it's upload then it's upload, grammar will have to change.
— Kondry Boy (@Leo_izMe) July 16, 2017
You gotta be using a lot of Internet to upload us all lol.. nway ujumbe umefika champ
— suleiman ali (@IbnAllyz) July 16, 2017
He can afford the bundles ?
— felix_curtis (@felix_curtis) July 16, 2017
Whatever man…he is the best in what he does. You and your grammar, what have you achieved in this life?
— Aaron Cheruiyot (@Aaroncheruiyot) July 16, 2017
Yeah applaud…. That makes you break the world record for best English speaker
— Oscar (@oluvaha) July 16, 2017
— MadeOfBlack (@Steveochi_) July 16, 2017
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