Brain Jotter gives 2 million naira to singer of song used in his viral dance content: “I’ll give 2 million naira”

• Comedian Brain Jotter will make a kind gesture to the singer of the song he used in his viral trending content
• Brain Jotter started with a viral dance content that is now popular among internet users and everyone loves the fun experience
• The comedian revealed that he was looking for the man and was ready to give him 2 million naira if he found him.

Nigerian comedian Chukwuebuka Emmanuel Amuzie, also known as Brain Jotter, has been trending for some time now after his dance content went viral.

Due to a new piece of information from the comedian, everyone is currently looking for the singer of the song he used in the viral content.

The veteran singer has been identified as Gentleman Mike Ejeagha and according to Brain Jotter, he will pay the singer 2 million Naira once he is found.

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He has asked that anyone with useful information about the old man come forward. Jotter’s kind gesture has warmed the hearts of many social media users, who have also pledged to donate the money if the man is found.

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Remember it Legit.ng reported that Super Falcons star Asisat Oshoala and some colleagues were spotted practicing after landing in Bordeaux for the Olympic Games.

The viral challenge is so addictive that even celebrities have jumped on it.

People react to Brain Jotter’s gesture

Legit.ng Below are some reactions:

@ot_derinsola:

“If he is found, a million will be added.”

@swis_obylistic:

“He stays in Enugu State. Nike Road Abakpa Nike.”

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@zamosings:

“And God doesn’t need a second to make up for 20 years of loss! Amazing grace.”

@derrick_nnaji:

“Mike Ejeagha is a living legend, grandpa relaxing in Enugu State! He is 92 years old.”

@rukyfavy_:

“I’ll add 100,000.”

@jasper_.ben

“Let’s make it 4 million, I’ll add 2 million.”

@charlesnewtono:

“He made me stream the song countless times.”

Brainjotter tricks Oyinbo Man over PVC

Meanwhile, Brainjotter sparked backlash online after a video clip of him and a white man engaged in a hilarious argument went viral.

The viral clip shows Brainjotter encountering a curious white man who wants to know what he is transporting in his wheelbarrow.

In the video, Ebuka took advantage of the white man’s curiosity and tricked him into telling a voodoo man something, which then gave the white man an oversized private.

Source: Legit.ng