Lady Promotes 'Main Chick' Song In Underwear, Blasted By Nigerians (photos)

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Nigerian Lady Blasted For Promoting Her Song In Bra And Panties

A beautiful Nigerian rapper has come under severe criticisms for singing and promoting her new song 'Main Chick' wearing just pant and bra in the kitchen.

Many wondered why a young lady like her would do such. Some called her names for that while others hailed her for her boldness and sexy display.

Some claim they are listening to the song because of the way she was shaking her boobs up and down.

Of course she called the dance 'brezking'

Watch the video HERE and see reactions after the cut....


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