Abraka supermodel – Netizens stylishly mock Ay over his throwback photos

Netizens have taken to the comment section of comedian, Ay Makun to stylishly mock him after he shared throwback pictures of himself.

Ay who is also a filmmaker took to his Instagram page to share two throwback pictures where he rocked oversized shirts and trousers and hailed himself as being stylish. He also added a recent photo to show how much he has transitioned.

Captioning the post, he wrote: I am so stylish jor! If you conclude without getting to the 3rd slide, my God will judge you.

Netizens stylishly mock Ay

Reacting to the picture, Netizens tagged him as the supermodel of his alma mater, Delta State University located in Abraka, Delta State.

Kunle Remi wrote: Who Dey vex you for the middle photo abi na posing fhingz?

Femi Adebayo wrote: Who be dis?

Divi Splash wrote: Aunty Mabel had faith in the future if not what is this

Alasco Spice wrote: Abraka super model dat year.

Tolulope wrote: What God cannot do does not exist. 

Luccid wrote: Brother AY get swag ooo.

BigV wrote: Bros bros. Ose see that shoe 

Funmi wrote: Na big boys dey dress like this those years

Adex wrote: Bros you be like akpos here sha ooo. Na ur shark shoes kon even spoil everything.

General Chi wrote: That first picture, abeg bros I Dey wonder how you put your left leg inside that chair.

Oleks wrote: Bro ur are truly stylish ..at least the second slide ur shirt na tommy hilfinger

Morenike Makun wrote: Asakè trouser dey learn for where this trouser dey

MVP wrote: That 2nd slide, e be like say the photographer call price wey pass wetin una discuss 

Yomi Casual wrote: Moccasin that year no be for kids…..if you know you know.

Ay Comedian harps on the importance of taking care of old parents

Kemi Filani recalls that Ayo Makun shared his thoughts on the need to take proper care of one’s aged parents.

The father of two via his Instagram page clearly stated that family is not only an important thing; it’s everything, and thus should be valued and respected.

AY Makun shared a video of a young boy feeding his grandmother and captioned the post, “When we first enter the world, our parents are the ones who protect and care for us. As we grow, they must adjust the ways they nurture us and help us grow. And then suddenly, one day, the script is completely flipped. Suddenly, we find ourselves in the position of needing to care for our parents. It can also be an incredibly challenging experience. Giving up your life to take care of an ageing parent is a major commitment. You will both have to adjust to a brand-new dynamic. You’ll need to deal with new responsibilities, and may even face pushback. 

Let’s remain patient and give all our respect to our beloved seniors; they have earned their dignity through their lifetimes. Help support and care for the bodies of your elderly parents, because it’s the only body they have to live in. Family is not only an important thing; it’s everything.”