She made the remarks while reflecting on the experience of women who had BBL procedures between 2024 and 2026, arguing that those who underwent the procedure earlier had a different experience because of the attention they received from wealthy men and social circles.
According to her, women who recently had BBLs now find themselves having to work harder to turn their appearance into financial opportunities.
“Nobody has suffered as much as those of us who got BBL in 2024, 2025 and 2026. All we do now is explain and explain because the streets are no longer the same. There’s no gain anymore,” she said.
Judas compared the current situation with the period when BBLs were becoming increasingly popular, saying women who had the procedure years earlier allegedly enjoyed more attention from what she described as “ballers” and wealthy men.
“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.
She went on to joke that people who undergo the procedure now have to rely on content creation and personal branding to make money from their appearance.
“If you don’t create content, you won’t make money. The yansh has no gain anymore,” she added.
Judas further joked that the situation had become so bad that women should reconsider the procedure before spending money on it.
She claimed that since she had her own BBL, some of the wealthy men she expected to encounter had either been arrested or relocated.
“Since I did my yansh, all the drug dealers have been arrested, the bigger boys have left Nigeria and gone to Cape Town. Everywhere is dry,” she said.
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