Popular Nigerian singer, Mr Eazi, recently caused a stir on social media as he expressed his shock and displeasure at receiving an N8 million bill at a restaurant. The singer took to his Snapchat account to share a screenshot of the hefty bill and called on the restaurant's owner to explain the exorbitant charges.
"Jason wanted dead or alive for this," Mr Eazi captioned the post, expressing his frustration and disbelief over the extravagant amount on the bill.
The post quickly garnered attention from fans and followers, with some sympathizing with Mr Eazi's situation and others jokingly commenting on the expense. User Janemena shared a personal anecdote, stating that while Mr Eazi was facing an N8 million bill, she was at a local market with only N2,000 in her account. Naijasinglemoms humorously commented on the bill's staggering amount, referring to it as "Owo COS United Kingdom," implying it was fit for a luxury vacation budget.
Several users supported Mr Eazi's right to complain about the bill, highlighting that he works hard for his money and should be allowed to express his frustrations. User Kennie__cruisse asserted that celebrities like Mr Eazi should be free to share their grievances without judgment.
On a lighter note, user Chekwubeisaac humorously pointed out that Mr Eazi's vacation in Greece might have influenced his spending expectations, jokingly questioning whether he expected to spend just N50 during his trip.
User nysc_diary speculated that Mr Eazi's reaction could be due to his mindset as an investor, pondering whether he felt the money could have been better utilized for a business venture rather than on an expensive meal.
As with any social media discussion, there were contrasting opinions. User Kallykuhn playfully commented that celebrities like Mr Eazi might be low-key broke, suggesting that they could be more frugal than they portray online.
User Callmedamy expressed confidence in his financial situation, playfully stating that he would never be broke even if he had to spend like Mr Eazi.
User Leaddyskincare lightheartedly remarked that the N8 million bill could have funded someone's admission to a university in the UK, reflecting on the vast differences in financial circumstances.
User Parker_ojugo playfully praised the availability of affordable alternatives, mentioning grocery shopping and floating berry as options that can help save money.
The post was accompanied by an image of the N8 million bill, which further fueled discussions and reactions among netizens.
