James Brown Storms Church for Deliverance, Speaks on Spiritual Battles: “Being Famous, Not Physical”

James Brown Storms Church for Deliverance, Speaks on Spiritual Battles: “Being Famous, Not Physical”

  • Social media personality James Brown recently attended a church deliverance, surprising many online
  • He spoke about the unseen challenges of fame, describing it as more than just a physical experience
  • Brown further noted that he feels it’s the right time to focus on his spiritual journey and personal growth

Popular social media personality James Brown, whose real name is James Chukwueze Obialor has sparked reactions online after videos emerged showing him attending a church service for deliverance, reportedly marking a decision to repent from his past lifestyle.

In the viral clips, Brown was seen actively participating in church activities, prompting mixed reactions from social media users.

James Brown storms church for deliverance, opens up about unseen struggles
James Brown turns to church for deliverance amid fame pressures. Credit: @wtfjamesbrown
Source: Instagram

While some expressed surprise and criticism, others offered cautious support for his spiritual turn.

Speaking about his decision, Brown shared, “Since I resumed this year, my spirit has been speaking loudly through my dreams. And it reminded me of something very real: being known, being visible, being famous is not just physical, it is spiritual. The whole world sees you. Lovers see you. Enemies see you. Your image travels places you don’t even know. You don’t know where your pictures have been taken to or used for.”

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He added, “This is the time. This is the right time to return fully to church, to cover myself spiritually.”

Watch his video here.

Legit.ng earlier reported that crossdresser put himself up for drag following a recent video he shared from a gym session.

James Brown, while announcing he was back in the gym, showed off a clip from his workout session.

However, his unusual outfit to the gym turned heads as the crossdresser was spotted in heels while also showing off his backside.

A voice could be heard in the background, encouraging the crossdresser to continue with his session.

In related news, Legit.ng reported that James Brown was caught up in a drama with his senior colleague, Idris Okunneye, aka Bobrisky, for shading him in a viral clip.

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Brown’s public spiritual awakening has stirred conversations online.

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Legit.ng compiled the reactions below:

King Eze said:

"So u no see the type of garments wey guys wear??? Anyways ba the pastor I blame."

Rahmatu H Omale said:

"Abeg them the share the mineral, I want collect my own put am for fridge, make I use rice take down am sharp."

Yousuo Tarinabo said:

'My question now is na which side he go sit man or woman side because I no go one believe say cele go allow gbonla go woman side."

Nyong Lawrence said:

"James, James,James,how many time have I called you?why you wear woman gown do deliverance ehhh E never serious If e serious na one you go wear man gown and that cap no go Dey your head rara.."
James Brown seeks deliverance, shares what fame really costs him
James Brown storms church, shares his fight beyond the spotlight. Credit: @wtfjamesbrown
Source: Instagram

What James Brown said about Bobrisky's release

Legit.ng previously reported that James Brown was excited about Bobrisky's release from prison.

Bobrisky had returned after spending some months behind bars after being convicted for naira abuse and mutilation by the EFCC.

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James Brown shared a video and wore male clothes to dance joyfully. He played Fuji music from Adewale Ayuba and called Bobrisky his aunty in the recording.

Source: Legit.ng

Authors:
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Chinasa Afigbo (Entertainment Editor) Chinasa Afigbo is a pop culture/music journalist and content writer with over four years of experience in other mainstream media organisations, including Vanguard Media and Guardian Life. She holds a degree in Information Management Technology from the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO). She also moved on to pursue a program in media and communications. Chinasa has also been published in other Intl journals, like The African Report. Reach her at: chinasa.afigbo@corp.legit.ng.