Nigerian singer Habeeb Hamzat, widely known as Peller, recently discussed the online criticism he receives. Many question his academic qualifications. The music star has millions of social media followers. He explained why online insults do not affect him.
Addressing Criticism on Education
Peller shared his perspective. He stated, “People call me uneducated and illiterate. But their profile pictures often show them as broke and useless.”
Peller maintains a significant presence on TikTok. He boasts 13 million followers there. He uses Instagram minimally. Even so, he has 2.2 million followers on that platform. His Instagram use is mainly for brand collaborations.
Peller attended Providence Primary School. He also went to Frontrunner Academy for secondary education. Both schools are in Ikorodu, Lagos State. He has not pursued any higher education.
Public Response to Peller’s Remarks
Peller’s forthright comments generated varied reactions online. Some netizens commended his confidence. Others argued that education remains crucial for long-term achievement. His direct stance against social media critics spread widely. The video gained traction across TikTok and other platforms.
@OCollins11824 noted: “That comment really bothers him. That’s why he avoids this app.”
@crypto_psalm advised: “Peller, you should still consider school. At least get a certificate.”
@LadyVictoria21 observed: “He has money. So he believes he is smart.”
@princetonishere commented: “You all made the wrong person famous.”
@CreejsideThings suggested: “You need more schooling. That’s why you were bounced from Olamide’s show.”
Peller remains a prominent Nigerian entertainer. He holds millions of followers across TikTok and Instagram.
He shared his sentiments in a widely discussed video:
“People will call me uneducated and an illiterate, but when I check their profile picture, it’s always the ones looking the most broke and confused.”
— Peller. (Source: @AsakyGRN, November 24, 2025)
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