- Bobrisky has criticized other Nigerian cross-dressers for losing online fame since his move to the UK.
- He claims that those who tried to imitate him are struggling to maintain relevance.
- Bobrisky described their social media influence as having drastically declined, comparing it to a sinking ship.
Bobrisky has criticized fellow Nigerian cross-dressers, asserting that their online fame has significantly declined since his relocation to the United Kingdom.
In a recent Instagram post, he claimed that several individuals who tried to emulate him have struggled to stay relevant without his presence, describing their social media influence as having “sank like a Titanic yacht.”
He also emphasized his role in boosting their popularity, pointing out that some now receive barely any interaction on their posts, with likes and comments dropping to as low as 17.
He wrote:
“But wait!!! As soon as I left Nigeria all dis wanna be Bob in Nigeria engagement and name sank like Titanic yacht. You can see I was the one helping them get noticed. How can you post and have 17 comment? Literally all ur post are hidden. Likes damn, from fame to followers.”
In other news… Nigerian man has sparked online debate after sharing advice for single women on how to get married within two years.
In a viral post on X, @dhaboy01 addressed ladies frustrated about finding serious partners.
He advised women aged 24–27 to focus on compatibility, faithfulness, financial independence, and respect when dating men aged 29–34.
According to him, investing in the relationship and avoiding dependence on a man financially can increase the chances of marriage.
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