The Nigerian internet is on fire right now thanks to a brutal exchange between influencer GehGeh and crossdresser Bobrisky that’s got everyone picking sides.
It all started when Bobrisky decided to come for Geh Geh’s neck, basically telling women to dump any boyfriend who follows the popular influencer.
Bob didn’t just stop there – he went full savage mode, calling Geh Geh broke and claiming he couldn’t afford the luxurious lifestyle that Bobrisky apparently enjoys.
You know what they say about throwing stones when you live in a glass house? Well, Geh Geh was about to remind everyone exactly why that’s not a good idea.
When Geh Geh heard about Bobrisky’s comments, he didn’t just clap back, he went straight for the jugular with one of the most brutal comebacks we’ve seen this year.
“You no be better man and you no still be better woman. You’re just a confused human being,” GehGeh fired back, completely dismantling Bobrisky’s credibility in one sentence.
That’s the kind of comeback that leaves you needing ice for the burn.
Geh Geh basically said Bobrisky fails at being both a man and a woman, which is particularly savage considering Bob’s whole identity revolves around presenting as female.
But Geh Geh wasn’t done. He also expressed frustration about how Nigerians seem to criticize everything he does, no matter what his intentions are. You can tell this whole situation really got under his skin.
As soon as this drama hit the timeline, Nigerian Twitter went absolutely wild. The reactions were a perfect mix of comedy and chaos:
@THE_CRAFT3R was dying laughing: “If you be man easy…, why you run 🤣😂 This man no go kill me abeg.”
@Trustt_X threw some shade of their own: “This guy na more comedian than financial adviser.”
@stillbighuncho couldn’t get over Geh Geh’s signature walk: “Nothin dey sweet me reach that waka he dey always waka go back 😂.”
@dgoflife was particularly tickled by the “better man” comment: “You no be better man ke? The werey na boy wey quick grow 😆.”
Look, on the surface this might seem like typical Nigerian internet drama, but there’s actually more to it.
Bobrisky’s original attack seemed to be about authenticity and financial credibility, basically questioning whether Geh Geh has the right to give advice when he allegedly doesn’t have the money to back it up.
