‘Go and make it’: TikTok stars Peller, Jarvis hit back at wedding critics
Popular TikTok couple Habeeb Hamzat, widely known as Peller, and Amadou Elizabeth Aminata, also known as Jarvis or Jadrolita, have responded to criticism over their recent wedding, telling detractors to stop being “jealous” and focus on their own lives.
The newlyweds addressed the backlash in a video posted on Monday, days after their wedding became one of the most talked-about events on Nigerian social media.
In the now-viral clip, the couple appeared upbeat 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.”
The video has been widely interpreted as a direct response to critics who questioned their decision to marry at a young age.
Social media users remain divided over the union.
One user, identified as Lombardio, wrote: “This boy did the worst mistake of his life, but he has no idea. Here in America, before you agree to a court wedding with a woman, you need to sign a valid prenuptial agreement.”
Another, Osinachi Wisdom, expressed support, saying: “This marriage will favour them; many people expect them to break up later, but believe me, their union will be one of the best. Kudos, JP.”
A third commenter, Jay, added: “They both saw and knew their shortcomings; still, they got married. That’s real love. Marriage isn’t about love alone but the ability to manage the shortcomings. I wish you two everlasting happiness and peace in your union.”
Peller and Jarvis exchanged vows on Saturday in a ceremony that drew widespread attention online, attracting congratulatory messages from fans and fellow content creators.
However, the wedding also sparked criticism from some Nigerians, who argued that the pair were too young for marriage and questioned whether they were emotionally and financially prepared for the commitment.
Supporters pushed back against those concerns, insisting that marriage should be based on mutual understanding and shared commitment rather than age alone.
Despite the mixed reactions, the couple appear unfazed, using humour and celebration to respond to critics while embracing the spotlight surrounding their relationship.
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