- Gilmore emphasizes the creativity involved in online streaming and skit-making.
- He believes that making people laugh requires both intelligence and creativity.
- Gilmore highlights the financial opportunities in the entertainment industry.
Nigerian streamer and content creator Gilmore has highlighted the creativity and financial opportunities behind online streaming and skit-making, saying that making people laugh requires intelligence and creativity.
Speaking about the potential earnings in the entertainment space, Gilmore explained that what some people dismiss as mere “f00ling” can generate significant income when done creatively.
According to him, Carter Efe reportedly bought a TVU for $30,000 through the opportunities created by content creation and streaming.
“F00ling na em make Carter Efe buy TVU for $30,000, you have to be intelligent for you to pull a joke from nothing. I spent 200 thousand Naira everyday from f00ling. Someone gave Peller G-Wagon, I will f00l to get a G-Wagon!” he said.
His remarks highlight the financial rewards that can come with creating entertaining content, particularly in the growing streaming industry, where creators can turn humour, skits and online engagements into income.
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Read some comments below:
@Nékrè ✊:”This is foolishness. How can someone reason like this. Everything in this country is attach with money. As long as you have the money this one fits follow you enter gutter.”
@Menace;’There’s nothing intelligent about Carter’s approach to comedy, he just recycles a blend of poverty tropes and a lousy demeanour which will always appeal to the common Nigerian. His only contribution to society is entertainment, but the price is miseducation and misinformation.”
@Marvel David 🦍;”There are lots of Youths in Nigeria that are entrepreneurs, some are gradually establishing a Million dollars company that might grow into a big news in the world in few decades to come, so becos they are struggling now u expect them to drop it and start creating content ?”
@E L I P U N;”Gilmore doesn’t understand what Ycee said.”
