OpenLife Nigeria reports that TikTok star Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, set the internet ablaze after spilling a fiery revelation about fellow creator Carter Efe.
In a livestream that quickly turned viral, Peller disclosed that Carter Efe had given him some unexpected, eyebrow-raising advice one that has fans talking non-stop.
“Carter efe told me to start smoking so I can have more energy. He mentioned that he and his team smoke before livestreams,” Peller admitted, leaving viewers in stunned disbelief.
According to him, it wasn’t just casual advice Carter openly shared his own pre-live ritual of smoking to stay hyped and energized.
The confession immediately sent waves across social media, sparking intense debate. While some brushed it off as “just creator life talk,” the majority of fans weren’t having it.
Peller, aware of the risks, turned to his audience, asking for their take: should he really consider following this controversial tip?
Responses poured in instantly, with followers issuing strong warnings about the dangers of nicotine addiction and the serious long-term health risks associated with smoking.
The conversation escalated into a heated discussion about the pressures influencers face to stay “on” for their audience and the extreme tips they sometimes share behind the scenes.
Peller’s candidness has not only set tongues wagging but also reignited debates about influencer lifestyles, peer pressure, and the fine line between energy hacks and dangerous habits. One thing is certain this livestream is one for the history books.
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