Nigerian skit maker and streamer Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, found himself in an embarrassing situation at Olamide's recent concert in the United Kingdom. The incident, which occurred on November 24, 2025, saw the content creator being escorted out of the venue by security personnel.
Security Confrontation Goes Viral
A viral video captured the moment when Peller and his manager were stopped by a security guard at Olamide's London show. In the clip that has been trending across social media platforms, the security personnel could be heard telling Peller that he didn't care about his identity or status while physically blocking his path and demanding that he leave the area immediately.
The content creator was seen reacting angrily to the treatment, telling the security guard to calm down and emphasizing that he wasn't there to cause trouble. "I'm not here to fight," Peller could be heard saying in the video as he continued to protest the security guard's actions while being walked away from the venue with his manager.
Olamide's Heartfelt Response
After the video began circulating online, Olamide personally reached out to Peller to address the incident. The music superstar offered his apologies for any inconvenience the skit maker might have experienced at his UK concert. Olamide expressed that he had seen the viral clip and took the opportunity to thank Peller for his contributions to Nigerian culture and entertainment.
In his characteristic humble manner, Peller responded to Olamide's message by assuring the singer that he was fine and congratulating him on the success of his London show. The content creator also expressed his appreciation for Olamide checking up on him after the incident, demonstrating the mutual respect between the two entertainers.
Mixed Reactions from Fans
The viral video sparked diverse reactions from Nigerian social media users. Some commenters criticized Peller, suggesting that he might not have made proper arrangements before attending the high-profile event. One user @whumiesvibe commented: "If two slap touch you ehn you go sabi ingris, you think say na ikorodu garage you deh."
Another social media user @official_pearlx shared: "he think say na Lekki," while @firstboy69_ added: "Will be better for him to stop streaming shows!!! He can only go there to vibe and connect with big people then bring them to his stream, him sef no small."
However, some supporters came to Peller's defense, with @clergylucky noting: "Him qualify to enter there. no be money matter but sometimes embarrassment comes uninvited."
History of Mutual Respect
This incident comes despite Peller's longstanding admiration for Olamide. The skit maker had previously spoken highly of the YBNL boss, revealing how Olamide significantly influenced and helped his career in the entertainment industry. Last year, Peller shared detailed accounts of how the singer's support and mentorship played a crucial role in his professional development.
The positive resolution of this situation demonstrates the maturity of both entertainers in handling potentially damaging public incidents. Rather than allowing the situation to escalate into a controversy, both parties chose the path of understanding and mutual respect, ultimately strengthening their professional relationship.
