Peller, the TikTok sensation who some think is all vibes and zero depth, is one of most followed content creator on TikTok in Naija, clocking over 10 million followers.
And as expected, Nigerians didn’t just witness this quietly. Nope. They brought noise, chaos, grace analysis, and insults like it’s election season.
From unfollowed to unstoppable
Just a few days ago, the same Peller was getting unfollowed faster than a scammer on social media.
People were dragging him, trolling him, and accusing him of being the high priest of “nonsense content.”
But somehow, the guy did a 360 with divine speed and now sits comfortably on a 10M throne.
That’s not grace, that’s grace on steroids.
Not everyone is clapping
While his fans are busy popping virtual champagne, a section of X is confused, triggered, and borderline furious.
You know Nigerians once someone starts succeeding in a way they don’t understand, it’s either “he bought followers” or “Nigerians just like nonsense.”
Apparently, having 10 million followers means over 10 million people found his content interesting, and for some people, that’s a bigger mystery than the Bermuda Triangle.
The “content” controversy
Let’s be honest: Peller’s content isn’t Shakespeare. It’s not even Zebrudaya. It’s a mix of slapstick humor, unfiltered randomness, and the kind of skits that make you question your own intelligence for laughing. But guess what? It works.
He’s cracked the code of TikTok virality and if that code involves fake falls, dancing in agbada, or shouting “Wahala be like bicycle,” then hey, more power to him.
Ten million strong or suspicious?
Some eagle-eyed users pointed out that he had close to 12 million followers before, so how come it’s now 10 million and trending like it’s new? Well, this is Nigeria. Math is optional, and vibes are king.
Whether it’s a re-count, rebrand, or holy TikTok algorithm, one thing is sure: people are talking, and Peller is trending.
Conclusion
While some Nigerians are celebrating this digital feat, others are using it as another excuse to rant about “what’s wrong with this generation.”
But no matter what side you’re on, one fact remains: Peller is winning, and we’re all just watching the episode unfold on X.
