Peller, Jarvis Fire Back at Wedding Critics, Say ‘Go and Make It’
TikTok stars Peller and Jarvis have responded to critics of their recent wedding, urging them to “go and make it” instead of being jealous. The couple's viral video came after their marriage drew both congratulatory messages and criticism from social media users.
Popular TikTok couple Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, and Amadou Elizabeth Aminata, widely known as Jarvis or Jadrolita, have responded to criticism surrounding their recent wedding, telling detractors to focus on improving their own lives instead of expressing jealousy. The newlyweds made the remarks in a viral video shared days after their lavish ceremony sparked widespread reactions on social media.
In the trending clip, the couple appeared cheerful as they danced and sang, “Na we dey love, na them dey cry. Go and make it. No dey jealous. Na we dey buy car. You will run mad. Stop thinking,” in what many interpreted as a direct response to critics who questioned their decision to marry at a young age.
Peller and Jarvis' wedding, held on Saturday, became one of the most talked-about entertainment events in Nigeria, attracting celebrities, fellow content creators and thousands of fans. While many congratulated the couple and celebrated their union, others argued that they were too young and may not be emotionally or financially prepared for marriage.
The latest video has generated fresh debate online, with supporters insisting the couple should be allowed to make their own life choices without undue criticism. Some social media users praised their confidence, while others maintained that marriage requires maturity and long-term commitment beyond public celebrations.
Despite the mixed reactions, Peller and Jarvis appear unfazed by the criticism, choosing instead to celebrate their new life together. Their response has continued to fuel conversations across social media, with many describing the pair as one of Nigeria's most influential young content-creator couples.
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