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Nga një refugjat iranian në një yll Instagrami, historia e ushtarit mysliman me tatu

26 Jul, 15:18

Kjo është e kaluara mhanitëse sekrete e ushtarit mysliman të vetë-përshkruar, i cili rriti famën nëpërmjet Instagramit, pasi kishte postuar disa fotografi të zhveshura.

Me tatu në gjithë trupin i njohur si “Yakiboy” ka zbuluar jetën e tij, ku si refugjat iranian para pesë vite ai përmes një anije ishte arratisur drejt Australisë.

28-vjeçari Hossein Balapour, tani vishet me rrobat Versace, mban diamante në dhëmbë dhe bën një jetë të gjallë nga përfitimet që merr nga Instagram.

“Unë jam 1.98 cm, pse të mos fitojë para nga trupi im?”, tha Balapour, i cili merr 1500 dollarë vetëm për një fotografi.

Ai shumë herë është kritikuar nga iranianët për tatutë që konsiderohen si haram për myslimanët, raportoi “DailyMail”, transmeton Periskopi.

Pavarësisht disa provokimeve nga vajza të bukura amerikane, Yakibov zbuloi se ai është një njeri i martuar.

Në Teheran, ai ishte një trajner i mundjes Jujitsu, por gjithmonë haste në problem me autoritetet iraniane.

“Kujtime të këqija”, tha ai, duke përshkruar Republikën Islamike si një vend i “jo mundësive” në të cilën qeveria e “copëton popullin”.

Ai zgjodhi Australinë për të qenë sa ma larg Iranit./Periskopi/

Mr Balapour said: 'I've come from zero now - I'm not going to say I'm 100 - I'm maybe like 70'

Yakiboy said some people may be jealous of him because 'he's sexy, he's tall, he has a goatee'

His bedroom is decorated with two gold-plated handgun shaped lamps on bedside tablesÂ

'I'm the Lamborghini', Yakiboy said. He strikes a pose wrapped in his favourite Versace smoking jacket and bedsheets above

The bodybuilder and wrestler said he now gets trolled by 'a lot of jealous people'

'Some (critics) say the pizza's small, but it's not,' his wife joked

He has a small collection of metallic machine-gun themed hookahs - which he can be seen dusting above

Life at home: Yakiboy - quite the perfectionist - polishes a Versace logo wall decoration with a feather duster

'The eggplant was too rude': Mr Balapour said 'everyone loved' his pizza emoji photos - which are now a meme on his Instagram page

This robbery-themed picture was captioned: 'You're sleeping at night, you wake up and find me in your house, my balaclava hiding my face and my undies hiding my anaconda. What you going to do in this situation?'

He attends the gym six times a week, keeping Sunday free for his cardio routine. A Tuesday afternoon benchpress is above

Gymgoers can find his tattoos so intimidating they let him 'have his own room' at the gym of an afternoon, he claimed

Social media users often assume Mr Balapour is a bikie but he insists he is not: 'I don't have any enemies'

'I make money from my body. I work as a personal trainer for the wrestling, jujitsu, modelling,' he explained

One of his tattoos that has the most meaning is that of his father, Farhad. Japanese characters describe him as his 'first hero'

The 28-year-old works out at his local gym in Zetland, in Sydney's south, six times a week

'Everyone judges with their eyes': Mr Balapour admits people think he 'looks scary' but says he is a 'nice guy'

The wrestler's 'yakiboy' name stems from his Japanese-style Yakuza tattoos, the name for the country's mafia

Gold necklaces, diamond watches and a small collection of rings - a peek inside Mr Balapour's wardrobe is above

Â Mr Balapour said he makes a living modelling for brands on his Instagram, through personal training and teaching jujitsu

Mr Balapour has spent at least $70,000 on his body - including head-to-toe tattoos ('I'm a big boy') and gold and diamond plated teeth (shining above)

Before: Yakiboy in 2011, before he migrated from Iran to Australia

Now: His Instagram following has ballooned this year thanks to a series of provocative posts

'Why shouldn't I make a living from my body?' 'Yakiboy' - known to his family as Hossein Balapour - is a self-described Iranian refugee who left the Middle Eastern country for a better (and buffer) life in Australia

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