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“I’m A Superstar” – Portable Rejects Peller’s Wedding Invitation, Demands Payment Before Attending
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“I’m A Superstar” – Portable Rejects Peller’s Wedding Invitation, Demands Payment Before Attending

InformationNG about 3 hours 2 mins read

Controversial singer Portable has reacted after TikTok star Peller personally invited him to his upcoming wedding, rejecting the invitation and insisting that a phone call was not the proper way to invite someone of his status.

The exchange happened through a private DM, where Peller appealed to the singer to honour the occasion, describing him as one of the special guests he wanted to celebrate with.

In his words, Peller said:
“Omolalomi, we’re specially inviting you to our wedding. We need someone like you in our wedding because you’re a star.”

Portable, however, did not take the invitation lightly, reminding Peller that he was among those who supported him before he became popular.

He also insisted that, as a superstar, attending weddings is not free, revealing that he already has a paid show scheduled for the same day as Peller’s wedding.

Responding, Portable said: “You’re a spoilt child. Is it not you, Habeeb, that I built? I was among the people that posted you so people could know you. Normally, you and your wife are supposed to bring the cloth to my house and specially greet me as the father-in-law. I’m your elder brother.

“Number two, if you want me there, I’m a superstar, a musician. Use money call me. August 1, me sef get show wey them don pay money, so should I now come to your wedding for free? And your wedding looks like a political rally, like protest. Both sane and insane people will be there because you’re selling the Aso-Ebi for both normal and abnormal people.”

The video has since sparked reactions online, with many social media users sharing mixed opinions over Portable’s response, while others debated whether Peller should have invited the singer in person instead of over the phone.

The post “I’m A Superstar” – Portable Rejects Peller’s Wedding Invitation, Demands Payment Before Attending appeared first on Information Nigeria.

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