Omari Hardwick checks a fan who goes “No Homo” on him
“No homo” – the two words that validates heterosexuality in men who are not secure in their straightness. You say those two words after expressing some form of affection toward your fellow man, and all is well with your soul.
A fan (some are saying he’s Nigerian, lol) apparently felt he had to clarify to Hollywood actor and star of TV show Power, Omari Hardwick, that while he loves the actor and his show, he absolutely doesn’t mean he wants to shag the actor.
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8 Comments
PinkJaguar
May 25, 06:22“Itz”?
Yup! Definitely Nigerian.
Mandy
May 25, 07:30????? Only Nigerians spell it like that, yes?
Baron
May 25, 06:32Perfect reply
Bendito.
May 25, 07:40Lol. That guy is Nigerian, jare.
Mitch
May 25, 10:10The name starts with ‘itz’!
The fucktard is definitely Nigerian.
Of that razz breed that only got a phone because of the subsidy on phones in Onitsha and Enugu.
Eediot!
Law
May 25, 11:31???? my balllsss
NaijaTGal
May 25, 16:02Lmao, I love his response.
Brian Collins
May 25, 23:23Lol, I see Mitch is still a bitch. Didn’t you school in Enugu that year?