Nigerian content creator, Judas The Bead Maker, has reflected on the perceived decline in the benefits associated with having a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) in recent years.
Judas, while speaking about people who underwent the procedure between 2024 and 2026, said those who got their BBLs years ago had more opportunities to enjoy the attention and financial benefits that came with having a curvier figure.
“Nobody has suffered as much as those of us who did BBL in 2024, 2025 and 2026. All we do now is to explain and explain because the streets are no longer the same. There’s no gain anymore,” she said.
She added “You see the people who did their BBL way back? Those are the ones who enjoyed it because at that time, boys were hot, ballers were around. You could do your BBL, enter the streets and enjoy,” she said.
According to her, people who undergo the procedure now have to create content and find other ways to make money from their appearance.
“But now, there’s nothing anymore. We have to explain because if we don’t explain, how are we going to see the money from the y@nsh? If you don’t create content, you won’t make money. The y@nsh has no gain anymore,” she added.
Judas also joked that the situation had become so bad that people should think carefully before investing in BBL.
“You better look well before you do y@nsh, before you invest in BBL. I’m just telling you because there’s no gain in the yansh anymore,” she said.
She further said that since she underwent her own BBL, many of the wealthy men she expected to encounter had either been arrested or left Nigeria.
“Since I did my y@nsh, all the dr¥g dealers have been arrested, the bigger boys have left Nigeria and gone to Cape Town. Everywhere is dry,” Judas said.
She concluded by dismissing the claim that women do BBL without considering men, asking: “And don’t tell me you didn’t do it because of a man, because why are you explaining?”
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