“They were eating like dogs”- Simi roasts Nons Miraj, Ashmusy, others over their portrayal of African moms

Simi, a musician from Nigeria, criticized Skitmakers, Nons Miraj, Ashmusy, and others for their inaccurate portrayals of African mothers.

They appeared in a skit where they were depicted as African mothers attending a restaurant while clothed in traditional clothing.

The video shows them walking into the restaurant wearing various traditional outfits, eating their food inhumanely, posing for pictures like normal African mothers, then packing all the utensils.

Simi criticized them for misrepresenting African mothers in the video, calling it disgusting.

Simi complained about the video on the microblogging site Twitter, now known as X, calling it a disaster and pointing out how they were behaving like dogs while eating, which infuriated her.

She added that she doesn’t know any mother who acts like that, as she admonished them to do better in their skits.

“That video about African moms where they looked a mess and we’re eating like dogs made me mad af.

I don’t know anybody’s mom that acts like that. Y’all get your jokes together”.

Taking to the comment section, while many concurred with her, others knocked her as they noted how it was only a skit.

One Wives And Mothers wrote, “It was exaggerated but fun to watch though

One Bishy Opeyemi wrote, “The jokes are not even funny, to begin with, my own mother is well-mannered and I don’t personally know any of my friends’ mothers that act like this

One Director Martins wrote, “To be very honest. There was no composure whatsoever, the hair gele wasn’t moderate, everything was just off

One Jeffry Pretty Pretty wrote, “Maybe nah so their mama take dey behave, nor be their fault

One Tellzy wrote, “Very few parts were right while other parts of it were either way too over exaggerated and out of line

One Chikosrx wrote, “Watched the whole thing with pure disgust, nothing was funny

One Inumidun wrote, “Just maybe that’s how their own parents act publicly so it’s okay to leave them alone. It’s their business*