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Nigerian cross-dresser, James Brown, says his rise to prominence was no fluke as suggested in some quarters.
In a now-viral video, Brown stated that nobody helped him, calling out those attempting to claim credit for his rise to the spotlight.
The 22-year-old also disclosed how he endured many challenges including spending a month at the Ikoyi correctional facility in Lagos before he eventually became a sensation.
In 2018, police operatives had arrested Brown and 46 others during a raid on a hotel in Egbeda axis of Lagos state.
Thereafter, they were charged with alleged public display of affection with members of same-sex and kept at the Ikoyi correctional facility.
The court, however, dismissed the case last year, citing “lack of diligent prosecution.”
Reflecting on the incident, the cross-dresser wondered why anyone would claim responsibility for his popularity despite what he went through in prison.
“People don’t know this about me. They believe that I just woke up one day and went viral. My dear, do you know I went to Ikoyi prison to become popular?” he queried.
If you didn’t go to Ikoyi prison to become popular don’t say you helped James Brown. 😂 pic.twitter.com/19Y4V1I8Hs
—Omawunmi (@Blackdotmandyy) April 22, 2021
“Do you know I stayed in the prison for one month and suffered a lot there? So, nobody should tell me that ‘I help you’ Who did you help?…I want to be classy but you should be smart.”
Brown, whose real name is Obialor James, started rising to fame after a video where he made a grammatical blunder “They didn’t caught me” following his arrest went viral.
The spotlight has continued to beam on the cross-dresser over a lingering feud between him and self-acclaimed transgender, Bobrisky.
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