- Peller has added a new Mercedes-Benz GLC 300 Coupe to his luxury car collection.
- He announced the news through a viral video featuring his girlfriend, Jarvis.
- The video captures a romantic moment with Jarvis pouring wine for Peller in an elegant setting.
Popular TikTok creator Peller has expanded his luxury car collection with the addition of a brand-new Mercedes-Benz GLC 300 Coupe.
He shared the exciting news through a captivating video featuring his girlfriend, Jarvis. The clip, which quickly went viral, showcases the couple enjoying an elegant moment together.
Seated in a sophisticated setting, Jarvis pours Peller a glass of wine, creating a romantic ambiance before they step into the stunning new ride. The video then highlights the car’s sleek design and premium features as they explore its luxurious interior.
The Mercedes-Benz GLC 300 Coupe stands out with its powerful 2.0L turbocharged engine delivering 255 horsepower, an advanced 11.9-inch touchscreen, ambient lighting, and a panoramic sunroof. Its combination of high-end technology and refined aesthetics makes it a dream car for enthusiasts of luxury automobiles.
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In other news, Nigerian social media influencers, Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, and Elizabeth Amaduo, also called Jarvis or Jadrolita, have joined the trending 30-Day Rant Challenge (#30DaysRantChallenge) that has taken over social media.
This viral movement has seen numerous young Nigerians voicing their frustrations about the country’s struggling economy, shedding light on the financial hardships they face daily.
The popular TikTok duo did not hold back as they aired their concerns about the rising cost of living. Peller, in particular, lamented the steep prices of mangoes in the market, revealing that traders were selling just two pieces for ₦500—a cost he found unreasonable for a fruit that grows naturally.
To amplify his frustration, Peller also vibed to the classic protest song Jaga Jaga by Eedris Abdulkareem, a move that sparked discussions among online audiences.
As more young Nigerians continue to participate in the challenge, the trend serves as a digital outcry demanding change and economic relief.
