“when I Didn’t Have Money, They Ignored Me — Now They Want Me at Their Pop-Up” – Peller Speaks on Fake Support!
Reported by Marian Opeyemi Fasesan | Sele Media Africa
Nigerian creative entrepreneur Peller has sparked online conversations after revealing how former classmates who once excluded him are now seeking his presence at their event — but he responded with a twist.
What He Said
- “When I didn’t have money, my classmates didn’t add me to their group chat,” Peller shared in a recent post.
- “Now they want me to show up for their pop-up. I told them we should do it in South Africa.”
- The statement has gone viral, with many interpreting it as a clapback at fake friends and selective support.
Why It Matters
- Peller’s comments touch on a common theme: social exclusion based on financial status or relevance.
- His success story and reaction highlight the shift in power dynamics that often comes with fame or wealth.
- The quote has resonated deeply with young Nigerians navigating peer validation, business growth, and toxic friendships.
What to Watch
- Further reaction from fans, celebrities, and influencers weighing in on the issue of “support vs. opportunism.”
- Whether Peller elaborates on the backstory in future interviews.
- The growing use of his quote online as a meme or motivational message.
Citations:
- X (formerly Twitter): www.twitter.com/pellerco/status/173101295
- BellaNaija: bellanaija.com/lifestyle/peller-classmates-fake-support
- Instagram comments via @pellerco
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