Ugo Jesse - Cartoonist Nigerian Provocator Fight Definitions of Beauty
Ugo Jesse is a Nigerian caricaturist who complete illustrations with little bousse of hilarious speech. The scrolling of his page is like reading a cartoon book much more digestible, and part of its content is pretty provocative!
Ugo Jesse is a Nigerian caricaturist who complete illustrations with a small hilarious assessment. The scrolling of his page is like reading a cartoon book much more digestible, and part of its content is pretty provocative!
It also addresses issues such as mental health problems such as depression, body shame, cancer awareness, sexual harassment and even political opinions here and there.
We love it tackles these problems because we need more men from a perspective of unity and empathy, and UGO surely does it. Yet he also chooses universally relativable topics that men and women can both give a resounding, "Amen!" To.
Ugo fights the rules of society by defying us to think for ourselves. In addition, the actual quality of its cartoons is phenomenal and could be held on their own art.
Some do not like that the UGO is so blatant of its open-mindedness and a courageous spacing of risky subjects, but it is one of the male allies we need so desperately nowadays, and it proves Also that.
UGO is an incredible model for young men looking for a story about how they should treat women and other delicate situations of life. Even though men have had a paternal figure, these lessons are not necessarily taught or involved.
In addition to women, the aspect of mental health is just as vital and proves that this is a problem with men that they feel they can not vocalize because of toxic masculinity.
Ugo shows men that they can vocalize their feelings, and more importantly, that we should vocalize our love and our support to others, because it could make the difference between life and death in the context of mental health.
But this is not a pushed way to show the problem and problematic problems of society - it shows its points through art and lets the viewer decide themselves.
While a lot of comments on the art of Ugo are wounded and talk to this social stigma that is so extensive, many people who hand them hand and leave uplifting comments - his fanbase of more than 187,000 people is definitely Proof of this.
