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Nigerian streamer Habeeb Hamzat, known as Peller, said he requested singer Mr Eazi to appear on his livestream. Instead of a yes or no, Mr Eazi replied “LMAO.” Peller said he did not understand what Mr Eazi meant by that.
What Peller Says
He said he has done livestream requests before with stars like Davido, Olamide, Kizz Daniel and others. He expected Mr Eazi to accept or decline clearly. The reply “LMAO” left him puzzled.
Public Reactions
Fans joked and speculated. Some said “LMAO” might mean Mr Eazi found the request funny. Others said Mr Eazi is busy or prefers not to do livestreams. Many thought Peller should have interpreted it as a soft refusal.
Why It Matters
This shows how digital requests from upcoming creators to established artists can result in ambiguous replies. It highlights power dynamics and communication gaps in online entertainment culture. Creators risk confusion when established artists respond casually.
Key Points
- Peller asked Mr Eazi to join his livestream.
- Mr Eazi replied “LMAO.”
- Peller said he does not know what that means.
- Fans reacted with mixed interpretations.
Peller asked fans to help him understand Mr Eazi’s reply. The post gained attention because it shows how online interactions can be unclear.
