Peller seeks advice on smoking before streaming live
Popular Tiktoker and content creator Habeeb Hamzat aka Peller, has sought for advice on smoking before streaming to his millions of fans live on social media platforms. This is coming
Popular Tiktoker and content creator Habeeb Hamzat aka Peller, has sought for advice on smoking before streaming to his millions of fans live on social media platforms.
This is coming following an advice by singer cum content creator, Carter Efe, to the 20-year-old recently.
Peller, had, in a live video, claimed Efe advised him to start smoking before going live. Peller solicited the opinions of his fans on whether he should consider Efe’s advice or not.
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Speaking during a livestream, Peller explained that Carterefe claimed that smoking would make him more energetic during livestreams.
“Carterefe told me to start smoking so that I can get high energy. He told me he and his crew smoke before going on livestreams,” he said.
Most of Peller’s fans advised him against smoking, stressing that it can be addictive and have many health implications.
It is unsure if Peller will take Efe’s advice or listen to his fans and shun the idea of smoking totally.
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Meanwhile, Carter Efe has neither denied nor affirmed Peller’s claims.
Meanwhile, Carter Efe has neither denied nor affirmed Peller’s claims.
Peller and Carter Efe are known to be close. Earlier in the year, the Nigerian social media erupted after Carter Efe turned a high-energy Twitch subathon into a moment of controlled chaos, smashing equipment inside Peller’s Lagos studio during a live stream that has since gone viral.
The incident, which unfolded on January 7, quickly became one of the most talked-about entertainment moments on X after Carter Efe borrowed the gaming setup of Peller for a special subathon stream.
In a bold promise to viewers, Carter Efe vowed to destroy parts of the studio each time subscription milestones were reached.
As subscriptions surged toward 150,000, he stayed true to his word, shattering items in the studio reportedly worth up to N8 million including a television, frames, and chairs as excitement peaked.
