Peller has publicly called out fellow content creator Carter Efe in a pointed rant that is now making rounds online. The young streamer accused the skit maker of giving advice he himself has failed to follow.
“In this life, don’t listen to everyone’s advice,” Peller declared. He claimed the same person who discouraged him from pursuing Streamers University has now applied for it this year.
Peller continued his criticism without naming Carter Efe directly, but the context left little doubt. He alleged the individual advised against relationship content, only to engage in it later. The same voice reportedly pushed him to focus on Twitch or Kick instead of TikTok.
“Now he is live on TikTok every single day,” Peller added. He extended the critique to last year’s warnings against Kai Cenat’s Streamers University, citing low fan numbers and minimal views as reasons to avoid it. This year, that stance reportedly changed.
The remarks come amid a history of public exchanges between the two. Their interactions have mixed banter, collaborations, and occasional tension. Peller has previously blasted Carter Efe over topics ranging from cars without air conditioning to personal decisions.
Carter Efe, known for his comedy skits and streaming presence, has faced his share of controversies. These include public breakups involving abuse allegations from his baby mama, platform losses after clashing with artists like Wizkid, and accusations of taking credit for others’ work.
Peller himself is no stranger to drama. His high-profile relationship with Jarvis ended in heartbreak that reportedly affected his streaming output. Carter Efe even urged him publicly to return to streaming and move on.
Industry observers note that such jabs keep both creators trending. Some fans speculate their conflicts are partly performative to maintain relevance in Nigeria’s competitive content space. Others see genuine frustration from Peller, who has risen rapidly on TikTok with massive viewership records.
Peller’s message resonates beyond the personal slight. It underscores a broader truth in the creator economy: advice from peers can shift with personal gain or opportunity. Blindly following it risks stalling one’s own progress.
As reactions pour in on X, many users praise Peller for speaking his mind. Others accuse him of stirring unnecessary beef to stay relevant. A few suggest the pair’s dynamic is simply the cost of doing business in the spotlight.
Neither Peller nor Carter Efe has issued a direct response to the latest exchange at the time of writing. Their history suggests more exchanges could follow, whether playful or pointed.
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