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Nigerian cross-dresser Bobrisky causes stir as he shakes his backside for the cameras [Watch]

Nigerian crossdresser Idris Okuneye, popularly known as Bobrisky is currently trending on social media all because of her latest video.

Bobrisky sure knows how to gets members of the internet community talking and the male barbie just did it again.

The controversial socialite recently took to his official Instagram page to show off what he’s got behind his back.



In the video, Bobrisky was seen shaking his artificial back assets while dancing to a song.

The viral video has garnered massive reactions from social media users as they spoke about Bobrisky’s dance moves.

According to social media users, Bobrisky has even got huge back assets than the majority of slay queens bragging about having backsides on the internet.

According to social media users, Bobrisky has even got huge back assets than the majority of slay queens bragging about having backsides on the internet.

Check out the video below




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