BATTLE OF SKIN BLEACHERS,BOBRISKY AND ANOTHER BLEACHING CREAM CREAM SELLER FIGHT FOR SUPREMACY

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Nigerian male barbie, Bobrisky and a fellow bleaching cream seller, Grety, have been engaging in war of words on Snapchat since yesterday. Bobrisky started out by insulting the outfit she wore to an event, then Grety threw a shade at him.
They are both fighting over supremacy in their skin bleaching industry.
See their posts above…

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