David Moya Threatens to Sue Copycats

TikTok Star David Moya, famous for his viral dance moves and surprising people with gifts, is tired of copycats copying his moves without giving him his much-deserved credit.

Moya is popular for his Mi Amor choreography and ‘lovey dovey’ gestures while performing. The star ambushes people in their homes, parties, streets, and lights them up by dancing before getting down on one knee and presenting them with individual gifts and presents.

The TikTok star rose to fame during the 2022 Valentines Day when his famous dance broke the internet and went viral. He has not looked back and since then, Moya has been hired by many both inside and outside the country to perform and surprise their loved ones.

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In a recent interview with SPM Buzz, the businessman shared that he would take legal action against people who are now copying his craft without crediting him. According to Moya, his moves are original and people copying them don’t give him the credit that he deserves.

“Saa hii nimepatent hadi dance yangu. You know it’s something I came up with originally and I think sometimes I see people using it vibaya. And it’s my creativity and they don’t give it the credit it deserves,” he said

The interview was reposted by Nairobi Gossip mill on their Instagram and elicited mixed reactions from his fans. While others agreed with him and urged his copycats to acknowledge him, the majority thought otherwise.

_sharonatieno

😂😂pesa kidoooooogo

_vol_vex_x

😂😂🙌saa dance 💃 ni kitu ya kushikia mtu

1ncenabel

The Kenya we want😂

@noellah6885 added: “He should be grateful too, what if owners wa hizo nyimbo huwa anatumia wangedai kulipwa??Ukiona another person ameomoka through way ulitumia, be happy coz umekuwa role model.

Moya’s copycat, Trevor Silaz once claimed the star called and threatened him. In an interview however, Moya disputed the claims and said he was willing to employ Trevor because he has many gigs in his company. It is not yet clear whom he was targeting with the lawsuit threats, but speculations point out to Lit boy, a fellow dancer who started out with him but had a fall out with.

David Moya Threatens to Sue Copycats

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