Ayodeji Makun, also known as AY, is an actor and producer who has drawn a lot of criticism for his remarks criticizing the lack of support for men in Nollywood.
On Monday, the comedian and actor voiced his dissatisfaction over what he saw as the lack of support that men receive in the film industry compared to that of their female counterparts.
He stated….
“Must we have breast and yansh to have the support of our fellow men?”
In an attempt to promote his most recent film, “The Waiter,” AY made this remark, but it appears to have offended several people.
As a result, he has come under fire from online users who say he is attempting to use sympathy to sell his films.
He has been accused by others of minimizing the efforts of women in the film industry to little more than “breast and nyash.”
“This tweet stinks of desperation and ignorance,” said @Winifred, an X user. “You can promote your movie without playing the charity card and attempting to minimize other people’s work, ewwwww.”
By the way, like Bob, you can pursue BBL, and perhaps we’ll watch your films after that.
“Reducing the likes of Funke Akindele’s success to having ‘breast and nyash’ lol!!” was another tweep from @UchayOkolee. So, because of breast and nyash, Funke and Co. have the support of your fellow men? The world has already gone crazy, Uncle. Nowadays, men are altering their genitalia to resemble those of women. You can complete yours.
However, @Osumare Ayomi asserts that “Femi Adebayo does not have breasts.”
Furthermore, Kunle Afolayan’s breasts are unknown to me. are the breasts of Niyi Akinmolayan. or the breasts of Kayode Kasum.
Perhaps the issue has not been accurately identified.