Five facts about James Brown that you may not know

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1. James Chukwueze Obialor popularly known as WF James Brown, is a Nigerian internet personality, dancer and cross dresser. The cross-dresser said though his mother is alive, she is dead to him because she did not raise him. James Brown is Igbo by tribe but speaks Yoruba fluently cause he grew up in Lagos. 


2. The acclaimed “Princess of Africa” as he is often referred, was born on February 22nd, 1999, into the family of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Obialor in Lagos state, Nigeria.


3. He became an internet sensation in 2018 following a viral video in which he said the phrase "They did not caught me" following an arrest by the police. Brown released a single titled "Hey Dulings" in 2021 after a catchphrase he uses to address his fans on social media. 


4. He claimed to have been infected with HIV at birth. About a year after, James Brown revealed that he only made the statement to aid facilitate his release from the police.


5. His s*x tape went viral in October 2022 and that forced him to transform back to his male version. 


Bonus: James Brown recently signed an artiste known as BELIEVE into his unnamed record label. 



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