Psalms-Stacked Beauty Vlogger Sophiology Says She Received ‘A Christian BBL,’ Internet In Shambles Over Confusing Christ-Associated Term

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A
famous
YouTube
vlogger
is
facing
criticism
for
her
decision
to

undergo
a
Brazilian
Butt
Lift
(
BBL),
apparently
for
the
lord
and
the
betterment
of
the
baaaaawdy
of
Christ.

On
Dec.
12,
25-year-old
YouTuber Sophiology
was
flooded
with
questions
and
a
slew
of
hilarious
commentary
after
she
posted
a
video
in
which
she
claimed
she
received
“a
Christian
BBL.”

A
Christian
bbl
is
just
😑🤦🏾‍♀️

#christianbbl

pic.twitter.com/4oKXst415n

—
Cam
(@shewaveent)

December
13,
2023

“This
surgery
that
I
had,
a
lot
of
people
have
had
it
and
they
did
not
wake
up.
But
God
woke
me
up
and
it’s
been
six
weeks
and
I’m
healing
so
well,”
the
beauty
vlogger,
who
boasts
over
500,000
subscribers,
explained.

I
have
still
not
figured
out
how
to
tell
God,
thank
you.
Like
even
beyond
the
surgery,
he
still
keeps
me
safe,
sound,
provided
for
and
protected
every
day.
Like
how
can
I
even
catch
up
to
say
thank
you,
besides
continuing
to
give
him
praise
publicly,
as
much
nonsense
as
I
get
back
for
it?
I
don’t
know
any
other
way
to
say
thank
you.”

Edo
Babes
don’t
carry
last
💅🏽

pic.twitter.com/VIfwqym57x

—
SOPHIOLOGY
(@Sophiologyy)

July
26,
2020

Sophiology
–
the
self-proclaimed
“fine
babe”
–
said
that
while
she
respects
women
who
prefer
to
maintain
their
natural
bodies,
she
decided
to
get
her
BBL
because
it
gave
her
a
confidence
boost.

“I’m
not
personally
that
person.
I’m
here
for
anything
that
makes
you
look
better,
feel
better,
have
more
confidence
and
just
enjoy
your
life.”

Hilariously,
the
social
media
star
never
really
explained
what
“a
Christian
BBL”
was,
but
the
star
told
fans
that
she
was
quickly
pummeled
with
criticism
when
she
posted
a
YouTube
video
detailing
her
tough
recovery
process
post-op
Nov.
11.

“Some
comments
were
just
too
judgmental.
And
the
fact
that
the
people
who
left
these
comments
knew
that
when
I
posted
that
video,
I
was
freshly
out
of
surgery
—like
I’m
two
weeks
post-op
right
now,”
she
explained.
“I
was
in
a
ridiculous
amount
of
pain
—
incision
still
open
—
and
they
still
didn’t
hold
back
from
saying
certain
things.
It’s
so
inconsiderate.
I’m
not
saying
that
supporting
me
is
supporting
every
move
I
make.
You
don’t
have
to
agree
with
everything
that
I
do.
I
never
expected
everyone
to
agree
with
all
my
life’s
choices,”
the
vlogger
added. “This
was
my
personal
choice.”

Sophiology
thanked
all
of
the
fans
who
showed
her
“love
“
and
sent
“well
wishes”
throughout
her
recovery
process.

“Whether
you
liked
my
choice
to
do
this
or
not,
you
were
still
loving
and
showed
kindness.
Even
when
you
saw
me
being
ridiculed
in
the
comments,
you
didn’t
join,
you
just
cared
that
I
was
okay
and
safe.
I
appreciate
you
so
much,”
the
God-fearing
baddie
added.

If
you’re
@
ing
me
and
you
didn’t
watch
the
video….
You’re
wasting
your
throat
&
stressing
yourself

—
SOPHIOLOGY
(@Sophiologyy)

December
13,
2023

You
know
what’s
crazy..

Jesus
still
loves
me….

🤯

—
SOPHIOLOGY
(@Sophiologyy)

December
12,
2023

X
Users
Can’t
Quit
Laughing
Over
Sophiology’s
“Christian
BBL”

Social
media
users
are
sharing
their
thoughts
about
the
YouTube
star’s
holy
BBL
and
the
comments
are
hilarious.

On
X,
formerly
Twitter,
netizens
were
perplexed
by
Sophiology’s
holy
BBL.
Some
were
eager
to
know
how
it
was
“Christian.”
Other
users
pondered
whether
she
had
to
do
something
a

little
unholy
to
pay
for
the
expensive
procedure
that
reportedly

costs

anywhere
from
$5,000
to
$15,000,
according
to

The
New
York
Times.

now
what
the
hell
is
a
christian
bbl?
😭

https://t.co/gQqbIK43Th

—
kendall
roy’s
vocal
coach
(@visenyasdaughtr)

December
12,
2023

A
Christian
BBL???

pic.twitter.com/sGIRWJZihL

—
Toni💎
(@thestonefoxxx)

December
13,
2023

On
a
more
serious
note,
BBLs
can
be
incredibly

risky.
The
buttocks
contain
many
blood
vessels
and
veins.
Too
much
fat
injected
into
the
area
can
cause
fat
to
flood
into
blood
vessels
located
in
the
area,
resulting
in
life-threatening
blood
clots
that
can
travel
to
the
lungs,
heart
or
brain,
according
to
the