'Never seen so much wack self-proclaimed rich people worried about a broke person' - Hushpuppi throws shade on Instagram

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Flamboyant Nigerian big boy, Hushpuppi, took to Instagram to throw subtle shade at some people and many are wondering who he's talking about.
He wrote: 'I still don’t understand why it is that when I try to act broke, people will be like, “ah hushpuppi u are rich jor” then when I try to act rich they will be like “don’t mind that guy he’s a broke nigga”.
'Can u people stay in one lane and leave me alone? If una stay I be broke nigga oya leave me to enjoy my broke in peace, Abi I will be broke and won’t have peace again? Never seen so much wack self-proclaimed rich people worried about a broke person like y’all in this world. Lemme jeje o. Bastard people that cannot help your situation but will help you be broadcasting your situation. Pls from now if anyone tells u I am poor, tell him if u are rich then help him if not u both are poor people or they should just shut up.'

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