“He is respectful, unlike Peller” – Trending video shows the moment Asake bows to greet Burna Boy’s mother at recent event (Watch)

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A video of singer Asake with Burna Boy’s mother Bose Ogulu and sister has surfaced online and by extension it has got many people talking about the humble nature of the singer.

This is coming days after Burna Boy mother who is 57-year-old ignores 19-year-old famous TikToker Peller who stretches his hand to greet her at a fashion show.

While Peller has been seriously criticized by social media users over the way he attempted to greet the Burna Boy other, it is contrary in the case of Asake who was formrlly signed to YBNL.

The first photo that surfaced online shows the moment Asake could be seen bowing his head to greet Burna Boy mother while his hands were at the back, showing absolutely nothing but total respect.

Another clip also shows the moment Asake hugs one of Burna Boy’s sister and later said “Odabo ma” meaning “Goodbye ma” to Burna Boy mother and she responded by saying “Odabo” meaning “Goodbye” to the singer.

See photo and the video below;

See reactions below;

@ferragamooooo : Don’t mind that Peller You go Dey shine teeth jumping up and down Mumu boi You wey supposed use your analogy and better AirPod with face cap then Dey observe who to greet and who to ignore.

@digitalaom: The media delivers exactly what the people want. 😂 The man clearly said “o dabo ma,” which means “bye bye ma.” It’s evident he had greeted her before this video was taken.

@PrivateJay01 : He must have greeted her in the full video, he did said Odabo ( Bye Bye ) and she responded.

@GeneralIB7 : Wetin burna mama too Dey look for up and down , she suppose sit down for house Dey chop, won Dey claim unnecessary celebrity.

@Khaystix: It’s obvious he greeted and had a conversation before this video. He said “odaabo ma” in yoruba which means Goodbye ma. For you to say that, you must have had a prior welcome greeting or conversation with the person. You can’t just meet someone and say “Goodbye ma”.