Robert Burale Slams Male Cross-dressers, Says They Are Misleading Younger Generation: "We Have Refused"

• Gospel singer Kelvin Bahati sparked mixed reactions after he shared a video dressed in women's clothing and makeup
• The musician faced negative comments from internet users, but he brushed them off by saying he was better looking than the critics' partners
• Content creators Kabi Wa Jesus and Kelvin Kinuthia have made their social media posts playing dress up
• Pastor Robert Burale voiced his view on men dressing up as women, firmly stating cross-dressers were misguiding younger men

Nairobi - Robert Burale has launched a scathing attack on male cross-dressers.

Burale says men shouldn't dress in women's clothing

In an interview with Citizen TV's 10 Over 10 host Oga Obina, Burale left no room for ambiguity, firmly stating that it's time to put an end to the practice of men dressing as women.

He slammed cross-dressers, accusing them of misleading the younger generation of men.

"From today we are going to say no to men dressing up as women. We refuse," Burale said.

Dressed impeccably in a tailored suit, Burale dismissed the notion that cross-dressing is merely for content creation or comedic purposes.

"12-year-olds do not decode that as comedy but guidance. Adults can decode but not minors."

Adding:

"We have a responsibility and from today we have to stand as men to stand as men." Further noting, "We shall guide our sons. We shall guide our brothers and uncles."

Burale's unforgiving message was shared on Instagram.

See the video below:

Burale's statements ignited a debate on social media, and below are some comments:

mokua97 wrote:

"We refuse in fact they should be jailed for misleading our sons."

dolamadola_official wrote:

"This day on this battleground, we shall die restoring men back to their ground."

lmbai wrote:

"May God guide you all the way as you push for this Godly agenda."

Bahati slaying in red dress

On Tuesday, July 18, Bahati and his wife, Diana Marua, shared a skit showing him holding a handbag for her.

Bahati noted that he felt like a woman whenever Diana asked him to carry a handbag.

The video depicted him wearing a red dress, lipstick, heels and a wig. Complete with matching earrings and a necklace.

He said:

“Ladies, this is how your man feels when you give him your handbag to hold for you. Babe, let everyone carry their belongings.”

The video attracted backlash from a section of Kenyans, but he was unbothered.

"You are bashing me, yet I look hotter than your girlfriend," he wrote.