TikTok creator Peller has said that he earns from multiple brand endorsements beyond the platform. TikTok had restricted late-night LIVE sessions as part of an ongoing safety investigation, preventing users from hosting or viewing such streams during the affected hours despite the temporary suspension of nighttime livestreams on TikTok in Nigeria will affect his income.
While acknowledging TikTok’s role in boosting his visibility, in an Instagram post he reacted too, Peller said critics wrongly assume he relies solely on TikTok to survive, noting that each of his brand deals is worth no less than ₦40 million.he maintained that his financial stability comes from long-term partnerships and his broader digital presence.
He also highlighted his commitment to giving back to fans, explaining that he often redistributes gifts received during livestreams through giveaways. Beyond his personal situation, Peller emphasized that TikTok remains a vital platform for young Nigerians, enabling rapid growth and income opportunities.
Peller warned that restrictions on nighttime livestreams could disrupt the livelihoods of emerging creators who depend heavily on the platform. He urged authorities and platform managers to consider the economic impact of such measures, stressing TikTok’s importance in empowering young digital talents.
