Key points:
- GehGeh says his “University” helps men build cash and calm lives. He unveils a blue uniform for those who join.
- Fans cheer the growth and praise the TikTok live windfall. Others question the aim and fear woman hate grows.
- The creator replies that his talk on women means no hate. Viewers drop jokes, fears, and sharp pleas in the comments.
GehGeh keeps a firm grip on the web right now. The fast-rising comic runs the “University of Wisdom and Understanding.” He holds short, loud talks on wealth, love, and self growth. His clips pull views and fresh buzz each long week.
Two days ago, the star hit new marks on TikTok. A live class drew 177,000 people in one long sweep. He says gifts from fans crossed the $30,000 line. That win crowned a year of steady, quick growth online.
GehGeh University grows fast with bold new uniform
Soon after, he dropped a fresh twist on Instagram. He wore a blue kit and called it a school “uniform.” Men who join the “brotherhood” should “get one,” he says. He frames it as pride and proof of a firm bond.
The plan comes after months of packed web “halls.” He gathers young men for talks on cash and love. He calls the tips “plain and real life wisdom.” Followers hail the push and post shots in support.
Critics worry about woman hate; creator replies
Not all fans feel fine with the new drive. Critics say he breeds men who grow to hate women. They claim the talk warps minds and turns hearts cold. Some fear the brand now feeds spite in plain sight.
GehGeh answers that claim in clear, short words. He says his talk on women does not mean hate. He adds the aim is skill, calm, and wise choice. He urges viewers to judge the fruit, not loud clips.
Last week, he also stirred heat with a bold claim. He said looks can boost laughs and reach online fame. That row made fans defend Aki and PawPaw with pride. Read our earlier report on that clash here.
Fans react with jokes, doubts, and open pleas
Comments fly fast as the clip trends on both apps.
@thefeyiii jokes, “My sign out picture from 300Level dey my page. I’m now a 400Level student.” The nod hints at pride in the new school flow. Many drop laughs and heart signs under the post.
Others see the kit as a cash sense check.
@interior_bybrea writes, “U guys, this uniform na class work to see wether una make financial mistake.” The line warns men to watch each buy with care. Users like the test, yet still watch their wallets.
One fan fears home drama if he buys the kit.
@bruno.visualz says, “My babe say she go give me slap if I buy am. Watin make I do?” The plea draws replies that urge talk and calm. Viewers ask him to fix love first, then take a stand.
Meanwhile, talk of the $30,000 haul sets fresh goals. Some call it proof that “wise man” now prints real cash. Others say gifts do not show real worth or truth. The split adds fuel to a fast, wide debate.
In the end, the brand rides a hard, bright wave. Big views, bold merch, and loud talk keep eyes locked. Fans choose sides while the show rolls on each day. More clips will test if this growth can last.
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