Controversial Nigerian male barbie, Bobrisky, has lambasted fans who go on his page to call him ‘bro’. According to him, he is a baby girl, a pretty woman at that.
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In a new video posted by Bobrisky, he said it is only an unfortunate human being that will come on his page to use words which connote what he is not.
’Hello guys, good evening to you. This video is for some idiots on my page. I’m going to post a picture and you tell me, you look good bro. Who is your bro? Please, tani bro e? Your bro is in Yaba, collecting treatment. I am a beautiful girl. So if I post a picture, and you want to comment, you comment and say, You look beautiful baby girl, pretty woman. Don’t come to my post and tell me bro. Eyawere ni? Let us learn how to respect ourselves for this Instagram. Or else, we will open our yansh. So, becareful.’
Just recently, Nollywood actress Anita Joseph recently weighed in on an attack aimed at internet sensation Bobrisky. He was featured in a Nigerian movie that had him as the lead role. This was said to have set off some movie lovers who found it offensive.
In the light of insults hurled at Bobrisky, Anita Joseph stood up for the cross dresser whom she considers to be her friend. She shunned those who abused him and particularly attacked a colleague of hers named Charles Awurum.
’Hello guys, good evening to you. This video is for some idiots on my page. I’m going to post a picture and you tell me, you look good bro. Who is your bro? Please, tani bro e? Your bro is in Yaba, collecting treatment. I am a beautiful girl. So if I post a picture, and you want to comment, you comment and say, You look beautiful baby girl, pretty woman. Don’t come to my post and tell me bro. Eyawere ni? Let us learn how to respect ourselves for this Instagram. Or else, we will open our yansh. So, becareful.’
Just recently, Nollywood actress Anita Joseph recently weighed in on an attack aimed at internet sensation Bobrisky. He was featured in a Nigerian movie that had him as the lead role. This was said to have set off some movie lovers who found it offensive.
In the light of insults hurled at Bobrisky, Anita Joseph stood up for the cross dresser whom she considers to be her friend. She shunned those who abused him and particularly attacked a colleague of hers named Charles Awurum.
