No Real Man Will Choose A Girl That Shakes Her Ass On Social Media — Singer, Morachi


Singer, Morachi has a word of advise to all ladies who twerk for the Gram. The singer revealed that no man in his right sense will choose a twerker over a private bedroom freak.

in his words, he said;
Y’all females will shake and twerk y’all ass all day on instagram, Then post sad shit about not having a man. No real man will choose a free IG skripper over a private bedroom freak!!
 Atleast Not me…..You can’t play victim when a nigga f@#k you & Feed you lies……He handled you how you put yourself out there. You gotta value you as a woman first Then have this niggas wondering what it’s like to be in your presence……….#DontPlayYourSelf & Act like the victim….you simply Got served what you deserve!!

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