"Stop Borrowing Wigs and Things You Can’t Afford": Chef T Advises Gen Z Baddies
- Nigerian Chef and content creator Tolani, better known as Chef T, has shared a piece of advice online for the young ones
- Tolani, in a video that has now gone viral, advised young Nigerians, generally known as Gen Z, to stop borrowing
- She told them to quit trying to get things they could not afford and endeavour to live within their means
- Temitope, "Topss" Ayodeji, an A &R at The Plug Entertainment, explained in detail what peer pressure can lead to
Popular Nigerian Chef, influencer and content creator Tolani, known as Chef T, is trending online following a post she shared.
Chef T began sharing her life experiences and stories about her influencing gigs that went wrong with her online community.
Source: Instagram
The highly revered chef made a video addressing a pressing issue online. The video was directed at young ladies who prefer to call themselves "Gen Z" baddies.
Chef T revealed that she had received several direct messages on Instagram from ladies requesting to borrow her wigs or to be given for free as they have an event or another.
She remarked that such messages informed her decision to film her video. She advised Gen Z baddies to stop borrowing wigs, outfits or other things they could not afford.
According to her, these girls are very young and have not experienced life, but due to the pressure on social media, they are forced to live outside their means.
Watch the video here:
Peeps react to Chef T's advise
See how some Nigerians have reacted to Chef T's post about Gen Zs and wanting to live large.
@j_hairs01:
"Life is in stages be patient,work hard,pray and be consistent. Rome wasn’t built in a day."
@ada_di_iche_:
"If you are not moved by peer pressure , gather here for a selfie."
@once.upon.an.introvert:
"Probably the first reasonable video you guys have reposted in months."
@onyiglam:
"I learnt contentment early in life …Grateful for that."
@okeke_chideraa:
"Braid your hair till you can afford a good wig, there’s no pressure."
@accessories__coner:
"Yaki flip was our bone straight then."
@supergirlontheradio:
"Every single day of my life, I thank God for helping my parents instil contentment in me."
Tope pens advice to the younger generation
While chatting with Eniola of Legit.ng, Temitope, "Topss" Ayodeji, an A &R at The Plug Entertainment, gave extensive advice to the younger generation on how to stay sane in a society that keeps influencing.
"Peer pressure, especially through social media, can definitely be tough for the younger generation. My advice would be to stay true to yourself, know your values, and don't feel pressured to do things that you're not comfortable with just to fit in, he said."
Tope continued:
"Surround yourself with positive influences, talk to someone you trust if you're feeling overwhelmed, and remember that it's okay to say no. Your well-being and happiness matter most."
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Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo appears to be unbothered by the jabs thrown her way by online critic VeryDarkMan.
VDM recently blasted the movie star, claiming she was trying hard to compete with younger ladies.
Iyabo Ojo responded to VDM with a new tag she gave herself online, and netizens reacted to it.
Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.
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