Superboy Cheque believes people should be allowed to make a living in their own way as long as they are not hurting anyone.
Speaking during an interview, the singer spoke about the way some people are quick to attach labels to others, especially when they don’t understand their style or personality. For him, someone working hard and earning money legitimately should not be mocked because they do things differently.
According to Cheque, looking down on people who are simply trying to survive and provide for themselves is unnecessary.
Talking about the ‘olodo uprising’ conversation, he said;
“Olodo uprising. I don’t think it’s a good thing and I think it’s an insult to human beings.”
Cheque explained that constantly criticising someone’s success can sometimes say more about the person doing the criticism.
“If you think somebody is doing something stupid, and you are saying it’s stupid, it means you are part of being stupid because you are talking about it. Why don’t you just leave it alone?” he said.
The singer questioned why people get upset when others start gaining attention from something they enjoy doing.
“Because if you put down people’s own, it’s because you’re probably jealous yours is not getting the attention. But now they are doing well, they’re not stealing, they’re not killing, they’re not robbing, and you are angry again?”, he stated.
For Cheque, the main thing that matters is whether someone is doing something harmful or not. If a person is working honestly, he believes they deserve encouragement rather than insults.
“Anybody who puts anybody down that is not doing any bad thing is a bad person. Take it from me, or a bitter person,” he said.
He also spoke about Peller, saying he does not agree with people describing the TikToker as an ‘olodo.’ Cheque sees him as someone who is simply chasing his goals and taking care of his family.
“Pella is a human being who is hustling hard for his family, too, like me. So if he’s feeding his family, woe to me if I say he shouldn’t do it!”
According to Cheque, Peller’s success comes from being himself and connecting with people who appreciate what he brings.
“He’s being himself, fortunately, there’s a large number of people who love it and they are dumping money in his pocket”, he said.
He ended by saying Peller should not be defined by a name people use to judge him.
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