Singer, Tems, has apparently confirmed that her mum is the actress in an old tv commercial for a popular seasoning.

She said so in a tweet dating back to 2018 which is a part of a series old posts recently unearthed by fans.

The then 27-year-old replied to a joke about the commercial which was popular on Nigerian tv in the 90s, writing: ‘Lmao, my mum!’ (See Link below for video)

Tems recently became one of the few Nigerian artistes with songs on the Billboard Hot 100.

Her song, ‘Free Mind’ debuted at number 90 on the chart.

Her previous entries are ‘Essence with Wizkid and Justin Bieber which debuted at number 82 and went on to peak at number 9, ‘Fountains’ with Drake which peaked at number 26 and Future’s Wait for You which peaked at number 1.

‘Wait for You’ makes her the first Nigerian artiste to debut at number one on the chart while she is now tied with Wizkid as the Nigerian artistes with the most entries on the chart.

This comes after it was confirmed that she will be on the soundtrack for the Marvel movie, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever which comes out in November. She is also credited on track 10 of Beyonce’s sixth studio album, Renaissance, which comes out on July 29.

Watch the video here: https://burbles.ng/2022/07/26/tems-confirms-that-her-mom-is-the-model-in-popular-old-tv-commercial-video/

Beauty

Wow!

Legendary advert.



Made lots of sense...

So she use Royco cook for wizkid

Interesting

Dat Royco advert was everything back then

Omoh unah sabi dig WO,una just wan make person feel old for nothing.

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flejnr2:
So she use Royco cook for wizkid

Wizkid go don fire this girl ass.

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Malory:
Beauty

Good old days when men were boys...


Them never born Tems here

Oh woww. I remember

Royco Cube Ad (2001)

PS: This advert was actually produced & filmed in Nigeria and acted by Nigerians but it aired heavily on Kenyan TV.

Royco ladun, though household name for seasoning that time used to maggi like omo for detergents

nijaomegacode:

Wizkid go don fire this girl ass.

Baba fit don lash her sha, but from reliable source I hear say the banny na lesbo.

when will noisemaker and agbero, burna enter billboard with his own song?

Demonicus:


Baba fit don lash her sha, but from reliable source I hear say the banny na lesbo.

Demn.

Demonicus:


Baba fit don lash her sha, but from reliable source I hear say the banny na lesbo.

She looks it.

I don't know if I'm solitary on this; but sometimes I just go on YouTube and watch old adverts.

I mean TV ads that defined and shaped my childhood days and inked indelible imprints on my mind. '

Sweet 90s and 2000s TV ads that graced our screen when I was a baby, innocent, young and quite carefree. I'm GEN Z.

After I'm done writing this comment I'd go there again and watch and watch till sweet memories of when life was good and chill comes flooding in. It's like a drug and I feel dope. The feeling I get is surreal and my whole body cools down as though a magical veil sheilds me and I'm withdrawn albeit temporarily from the Nigeria of today...

Tell me I'm not alone.

OP so who was the Man?

Hope you sabi cook well well..
So na your papa be that Kolo man! 😋

Big wiz go don present em plywood for that joint tey tey..

I don't know how the advert lives on while the brand died

Generalwoodz:
I don't know if I'm solitary on this; but sometimes I just go on YouTube and watch old adverts.

I mean TV ads that defined and shaped my childhood days and inked indelible imprints on my mind. '

Sweet 90s and 2000s TV ads that graced our screen when I was a baby, innocent, young and quite carefree. I'm GEN Z.

After I'm done writing this comment I'd go there again and watch and watch till sweet memories of when life was good and chill comes flooding in. It's like a drug and I feel dope. The feeling I get is surreal and my whole body cools down as though a magical veil sheilds me and I'm withdrawn albeit temporarily from the Nigeria of today...

Tell me I'm not alone.

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Feeling Nostalgic

kenedyx:
I don't know how the advert lives on while the brand died

Lol....the advert brought a lot of memories to us who were very young then.

I remember those evening programs on local TVs then and how much we loved our TVs. Now, I don't give a dang about TVs but the memories are sweet.

Now we know where she got her beauty from.
Beautiful mother and daughter