Keith Lee experienced survivor’s remorse when he bought his first home in 2024. Lee, a former delivery driver and MMA fighter, is a well-known food reviewer who boasts 16.8 million followers on TikTok alone. His reviews have led businesses to become overnight successes within their communities. In fact, some have even expanded after gaining traction from his reviews. As previously reported by AFROTECH™ , Stricen Carter had been on the verge of closing down her New Orleans, LA-based NOLA Sips and Sweet Thangs, which sells a variety of flavored snowballs and treats, until Lee’s review. Since then, her business has not only stayed afloat but she has also opened a storefront in Houston, TX. View this post on Instagram A post shared by DESIGNER SNOBALLS ®️🍧🌈🍭✨ (@sweetthangsnola)   Beyond providing visibility, Lee has also demonstrated his commitment to supporting small businesses financially. As he revealed on the “Club Shay Shay” podcast, hosted by Shannon Sharpe, Lee invested $300,000...

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