Content creator and Nollywood actor Samuel Banks has recounted the night a stone struck his car while he was driving content creator Jarvis home after her birthday celebration, and the separate livestream clash that nearly ended his friendship with streamer Peller.
Speaking on the With Chude interview with Chude Jideonwo, Banks said the evening began smoothly. Jarvis was celebrating her birthday and Peller wanted to take her to the club. Banks agreed to go along.
“We had an amazing night,” he said.
Peller left early. Banks stayed to drop Jarvis off. At a roundabout he heard a stone hit his glass.
“I was really worried that it could’ve hit Jarvis. I lost my composure and needed to confront the person. I chased the person down and was tired for days after,” he explained.
He described the pattern he has seen with street beggars who target luxury cars: they beg, and if they are refused they try to damage something.
“Since then, they’ve left me alone.”
Banks also addressed the December 2025 livestream that went viral when he walked out on Peller. During the stream Peller told him to thank a gifter. Banks refused. Peller then said, in Banks’ recounting, “Me and Siraheem don’t have any glory.” Banks left angrily.
“I know my worth. If I want to create content with him, he’d come, but I don’t want to milk our friendship. He kept calling, but I didn’t pick. People told me to cut him off after the livestream.”
The apology came later.
“He drove to my house at 2 AM to apologize and said he only said it because they promised to gift him,” Banks said.
He added that Peller does not joke with his fans, that he sometimes listens and respects Banks’ views even though people see him as stubborn, and that he had to educate him in the moment.
“I had to forgive him and since then he still calls me. I can’t be upset with him.”
Peller and Jarvis have since married and welcomed public attention around their relationship and her pregnancy. Banks, known widely for his Arike Preorder skits, has built a large following as a content creator and has spoken in other settings about rising from earlier struggles.