TikToker Peller Apologizes to Davido for Mistakenly Crediting "Skelewu" to Mr. P During TikTok Live

Nigerian TikTok sensation Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, has issued a public apology to superstar Davido after a mix-up during a TikTok live session with singer Peter Okoye, also known as Mr. P.

In the live session, Peller mistakenly attributed the hit song Skelewu to Mr. P, not realizing the track is one of Davido’s iconic releases. Surprisingly, Mr. P did not correct the error, choosing instead to smile and let the moment pass. However, fans in the live chat quickly pointed out the mistake, sparking a wave of reactions on social media.

Realizing his error, Peller took to his social media platforms to issue a heartfelt apology to Davido, acknowledging the slip-up and expressing his admiration for the Skelewu crooner.

"I want to sincerely apologize to Davido for the mix-up during my TikTok live session. Skelewu is an amazing song, and it’s Davido’s. My bad for the mistake. Much love and respect always," Peller wrote.

Opinion: A Lighthearted Moment in Entertainment

This amusing mix-up is a reminder of how even social media stars can have their moments of confusion, especially when engaging with iconic figures in Nigerian music. Peller's honest mistake and swift apology show humility and a willingness to own up to errors—qualities that resonate well with his audience.

For Mr. P, his decision to stay quiet during the exchange could be seen as a humorous attempt to keep the vibe of the live session lighthearted, rather than correcting Peller on the spot. Fans have since debated whether his silence was a missed opportunity to set the record straight or simply a playful gesture.

As for Davido, his contributions to Afrobeats remain unmatched, with Skelewu being one of the tracks that defined his early career and helped catapult Nigerian music to global acclaim. Peller’s quick acknowledgment of the error reflects the deep respect many have for the artist and his work.

Moments like these remind us of the interconnected nature of the entertainment world, where even lighthearted missteps can spark conversation and laughter. What’s important is that Peller handled the situation gracefully, ensuring no harm was done while spreading positive vibes.

What do you think of this incident? Should Mr. P have clarified the mix-up during the live session, or did he handle it the right way? Share your thoughts!