Deeone names Whitemoney biggest liar in entertainment industry

• Deeone labeled Whitemoney the biggest liar in the entertainment industry, arguing the impossibility of him paying his acclaimed 150 staff five years advance.
• He also referenced BBNaija Ka3na, who recently shared a photoshopped picture of a customized private jet, questioning the motives behind such lies.

Nigerian comedian Deeone has slammed reality TV star Whitemoney for making a ridiculous claim about his staff and payment structure.

On a recent episode of the Echo Room podcast, Whitemoney boasted about employing 150 staff members and paying them five years in advance, citing his multifaceted career and desire to avoid regular payment hassles.

However, Deeone isn’t buying it, labeling Whitemoney the biggest liar in the entertainment industry.

Deeone took to social media to debunk Whitemoney’s claim, using calculations to highlight the impossibility of such a statement.

He also drew parallels with Ka3na, who recently shared a photoshopped image of a customized private jet, questioning the motives behind these lies.

In a humorous jab, Deeone captioned his video, “Whitemoney Vs Ka3na… who lie pass”.

Deeone’s video has ignited a lot of reactions from online users…

See reactions below:

shephew wondered: “How person go pay 5 years advance fr…which kind lie b that”

Ugez2 said: “Even billion dollar 💵 companies don’t pay one month ahead, let alone 5 years in advance. 🤥”

VERIFIED homie stated: “This guy does nothing but troll yet he’s called comedian”

EbiraConnect stated: “Says by someone whose comedy is the funniest….”

Salami Koleola noted: “This guy just need attention”

MAJ said: “😂 😂 BB 9ja and making foolish people famous na 5 and 6!”

Papii noted: “This deeone is the number failed bbnaija constant who chases clout with everything he has”

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This isn’t the first time Deeone has slammed his colleague over false claims, he earlier called out Whitemoney as he showed off two luxury cars.

In his post, he slyly mocked Whitemoney by insinuating that individuals from a less fortunate background might easily assume that the luxury cars on display belonged to him.