Ruby McKenzie
The Four Kings Lookalike Association has become Ghana’s most famous celebrity lookalike association.
From granting interviews to exchanging insults with their originals, these four guys have made it known that they are here to stay.
In an interview with Okay FM on April 14, Robest Jnr Promise, King Promise’s lookalike, revealed their intentions to legalise the association. He disclosed that registration was open for new members at a fee of GH¢500.
In a footage shared by @robestgh on TikTok, the members of the Four Kings Lookalike Association drove up in a white Merc with a 2018 registration number plate. They were all dressed in cute floral patterned shirts that hung loosely on their bodies.
Shortly after, the video of the lookalikes went viral, it sparked a debate on TikTok as many wondered how they could afford a car worth about GH¢400,000, especially, since it was known that they mostly resorted to begging online to fund their impersonating lifestyle.
This discovery was made when Robest broadcasted his displeasure after King Promise gave him a “lesser branded” phone.
After exploring the resort, the lookalikes ate some Jollof rice with chicken and veggies.
Watch the video below:
