Popular Nigerian TikToker, Peller, has stirred reactions on social media after sharing his experience with former classmates and questioning whether his response to them was right or wrong.
Speaking in a video that has since gone viral, Peller recounted how, three years after graduating, his classmates created a group chat but intentionally left him out. According to him, the exclusion affected him significantly, as he was not even informed about important details like the dress code for their graduation activities, which led to him showing up differently dressed from everyone else.
Reflecting on the incident, Peller noted that the experience made him feel sidelined, particularly at a time when he was struggling financially. He suggested that his lack of money at the time may have contributed to how he was treated by his peers.
Fast-forward to 2025, Peller, who is the most popular TikToker in Nigeria, revealed that the same classmates suddenly reached out to him, this time to invite him to participate in a pop-up event. In response, Peller said he suggested that the pop-up should be held in South Africa. Since making the suggestion, he claimed that they have not replied to his message.
In the video, 20-year-old Peller was seen laughing with his friends as he narrated the story, but he later turned to the camera to ask viewers for their opinions, questioning whether his reaction was justified or if he had gone too far. The clip has since sparked conversations online about friendships, success, and how people often change when circumstances improve.
Watch video below;
"When i didn't have money my classmates didn't add me to their group chat, but now they want me to show up for their pop-up. I told them we should do it in South-Africa."
— 𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍 (@AsakyGRN) December 9, 2025
— Peller. 😂 https://t.co/pqXGAk7No2 pic.twitter.com/ZoupLmOnkG
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Widespread reactions poured in online after Peller mocked classmates after they went silent over his South Africa meet and greet suggestion. See below;
@KingRitto said, “Bro that graduation thing pain am gan ohh
@anasuachara commented, “That is a perfect clapback. It shows how times change and how some people only show interest when money is involved. Suggesting South Africa is funny and clever because it highlights the gap between their expectations and your reality now.”
@MrOzor1 wrote, “I don’t really like the Peller guy, but his classmates didn’t do well at all. It’s common in secondary schools, this clique thing.”
@eljefenso added, “Savage comeback If I were him Set you an enterprise and employ them All.”
@Victorcrown17 shared, “From ‘no money no come’ to ‘South Africa or nothing Peller just taught them the real meaning of LEVELS.”
@moviemindarenaS ·remarked, “Good reply from him Peller no be their mate again.”
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