Peller Shows off His Bottle Balancing Skill Using His Head, Clip Trends: “Do Am if E Easy”
- A video of different Nigerian skit makers and content creators, including Peller, Officer Woos, Untouchables and Sir Balo, has gone viral
- The young content creator Peller did something in the viral clip that captured people's attention as he showed off a unique skill many people don't know he has
- Peller did the flip-a-bottle challenge, and this time, his head was the landing surface for the bottle
Nigerian content creator Habeeb Hamzat, better known as Peller, is one of the country's fastest-growing skit makers and TikTok.
His growth over the last few months has been meteoric. A recent clip of the young man hanging out with some of his senior colleagues, including Sir Balo, Officer Woos and Untouchables, has gone viral.
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However, in the trending clip, Peller was the star in focus after showing off a unique skill many never knew he possessed.
Peller joins flip-a-bottle challenge
In the viral clip, Peller showed off that he was a master at the flip-a-bottle challenge after he conveniently balanced a water bottle on his head.
He performed the action on his first try, and it got people talking. Some hailed the content creator for his unique balancing skill, while others noted that the video wasn't real. The trick was doctored.
Watch the viral clip below:
Reactions trail Peller's video
Here are some of the comments that trailed Peller's flip-a-bottle challenge
@ojo_pual_:
"Wooss maintaining steeze."
@djsuag_:
"Sir b just love him."
@tom_itemi:
"Yo❤️u too like peller."
@big_tee__native:
"But honestly you can’t hate Peller."
@call__me_milito:
"They no dey do am two times, nah once."
@nicholo_king:
"This is reverse nah."
@foleyankee:
"Balo like this boy wella."
@alade_000:
"Make him do am again if e sure for am."
@kathie_jaws123:
"Why he Dey scratch en woropon like that."
@boss_cent:
"Na backward video."
How Peller left people worried
Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that Peller left people worried with a video of him suggesting a tragic event was about to happen to him.
Peller, who made headlines after visiting Olamide's studio, said in a moving video, 'You all will cry for me soon.'
Proofread by Kola Muhammed, journalist and copyeditor at Legit.ng
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