Nigerian reggae singer and songwriter Ahmedu Augustine Obiabo popularly known as Black Face has criticized well-known crossdressers in the country.
The singer addressed Nigerian crossdressers including James Brown, Bobrisky, and Denrele Edun to stop publicizing their lifestyle to the public.
According to him, he said crossdressers are affecting the younger generations negatively with their low IQ and unacceptable dress sense.
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Blackface trolls Bobrisky and others
Black Face added that a male should dress like a male and stop dressing like a female folks as he sees it as a weird fashion sense.
He tweeted:
“Y”all should try stopping influencing our young generation with your low IQ n dress sense! If you’re a man please dress like a man and not a transgender Smh
Many Nigerians attacked Blackface as they believed that everyone has the right to do what suits them and give them joy.
Reactions: Uncle it’s called CHOICE
The post gathered lots of controversial reactions as some believed Blackface only wanted to trend online. See reactions below:
@young_ti_na: Coming from who don’t know where he’s standing in his career.
@22.adegbola: Dem don supply Egbon again! Eti Sarah
@kezmani3: Blackface abi pinkface pls leave our women alone
@aza._.man: The biggest GIRL in Nigeria na BOY
@thickthighs_girl: They dress better than a lot of men Rest 4 Reply
@itsoyin: Y’all are so quick to tell people how to lead their life. Uncle it’s called CHOICE they don’t need you to support them Imao.
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James Brown shares throwback photos in a video
Meanwhile, James Brown, a popular Nigerian crossdresser, has recently gone viral for sharing a compilation of clips from his humble beginnings.
In the video, he expressed disbelief at how much he has struggled despite his current success.
The video showed different moments from his life before he gained fame, and he admitted that he still worries about not doing well enough for himself.
