James Youngdon, the latest Internet celebrity dubbed a “Twene Jonas imposter,” has publicly apologized to Christians and Muslims for his offensive posts on Facebook.
During a Facebook live broadcast last week from the streets of New York, the man known for mimicking Twene Jonas said that any man who bows and uses his forehead for prayer is a fool.
He made disparaging remarks about the many religions practiced in Ghana.
One Muslim American living in Ghana who disapproved of his actions decided to follow him and record him on the street. The man went to his place of employment in Youngdon and publicly embarrassed him in front of his coworkers.
To get him to publicly apologize to Muslims and Ghanaians, he vowed to keep embarrassing him.
James Youngdon has now publicly apologized for his behavior, admitting that he acted inappropriately during his livestream that day.
