Working with talents has taught me patience — Peller’s manager, Bosa Lee

With the aid of social media and other digital platforms, content creator and brand strategist Francis Chinonso, also known as Bosa Lee, who also serves as the manager of well-known Tiktoker Peller, has predicted that traditional employment will soon become obsolete.

"The industry is growing rapidly," Bosa Lee stated in an interview with Sunday Scoop. It is difficult to forecast where the next big star will appear with so many social media sites. Peller was that person on TikTok last year, and his popularity is only growing.

We had a small number of influencers in the past. Even those with millions of followers may still be "unknown" in the crowded field today. Having 500,000 followers used to be a sign of true popularity.

From content creation to music, medical, and even food specialties, the business is oversaturated today. Because of this, content producers must be deliberate. Cancel culture is real, even if you have a large following; people respond fast, therefore every post matters.

He went on to say that relatable content is the main trend that will continue to have a significant influence on social media. It has roots in daily life and is always in style. "Whether it's skits, music, or film, it's not just about being funny—what people can relate to on an emotional or cultural level is what stands out," he said.

"I don't go scouting for talents," Bosa Lee said when discussing how he "discovered" Peller. Like Peller, the universe simply binds us together.

My acquaintance showed me Peller's page and informed me that he required a manager. After that, we scheduled a meeting, and as soon as we got together, the synergy was evident. I am his direct manager, but he is signed to a management business called City Blog. Despite the fact that Peller can be challenging, the task has been fairly simple. However, I signed up for the purpose of making it function, and I'm doing just that for Peller.

He went on to say that collaborating with gifted people has taught him to set aside his emotions and be patient.