Nigerian comedian and media personality Deeone has issued a warning to popular young content creator Peller, urging him to be cautious about people who make big financial promises without showing evidence of their wealth.
Deeone made the remark while reacting to Peller’s recent activities and the kind of opportunities and promises he claimed were being presented to the young influencer.
According to Deeone, Peller has already achieved significant milestones for someone his age, including building a house for his mother and owning a house himself.
He therefore questioned why Peller would allow himself to be carried away by promises surrounding unfinished buildings and alleged business opportunities.
“Peller, be careful of audio billionaires, you that you’ve built house for your mum, you also have your own house and yet you’re acting like you’ve never seen a house before cos of in uncompleted building. They’re using you to promise real estate in Abuja and also music,” Deeone said.
The comedian’s comments appear to be a caution to Peller against becoming overly impressed by individuals who portray themselves as wealthy or influential while making promises that may not materialise.
Deeone specifically referenced alleged promises involving real estate in Abuja and music, suggesting that Peller should exercise caution before becoming involved in such arrangements.
His comments have generated reactions online, particularly because of his reference to “audio billionaires,” a phrase commonly used to describe people who claim to have substantial wealth but whose financial status may not be easily verified.
Peller, who has built a strong presence on social media through his energetic content and collaborations with other entertainers and personalities, has become one of the younger Nigerian creators attracting considerable attention online.
Deeone’s advice comes amid the growing number of business and entertainment opportunities that can come with social media fame. Influencers are increasingly approached for collaborations, endorsements, investments and other ventures, making due diligence an important consideration before entering financial or contractual arrangements.
It was not immediately clear who specifically Deeone was referring to or which particular real estate or music opportunity prompted his warning.
The comments have nevertheless sparked discussion among social media users, with some debating whether young entertainers should be more cautious when dealing with individuals who make major financial promises.
For now, Deeone’s remarks remain a warning rather than evidence that any particular person has deceived Peller. The comedian did not identify the individuals he referred to as “audio billionaires” or provide details of any alleged wrongdoing.
