ThankGod Omori Jesam, also known as TG Omori, is a Nigerian music video director who has responded to a troll who left a derogatory remark on Kizz Daniel and Davido’s “TweTwe” music video.
On the X platform, a troll questioned how the song’s lyrics and the music video’s pursuit of a chicken were related.
He added that TGOmori’s brain was overheating and that he should take a break from work.
“Shake your body, Twe twe twe,” the troll wrote. Someone was chasing chicken.TGOmori ought to take a brief vacation.The brain is overheated.
The director of the “Twe Twe” remix video, TG Omori, responded by asking the troll if he thought they should wiggle their bodies all throu
Referring to the troll as daft, TG Omori said if he pursued chicken at some point in his life, he probably would have found his sense on the ground.
He replied: “Make dem shaky your body from 00:01 to 2Min. No plot, no joy, no scenes. Just body on screen? see how daft your life turned out. If you probably pursued chicken at some point in your life you for don find your sense for ground.”
ThankGod Omori Jesam, also known as TG Omori, is a Nigerian music video director who has responded to a troll who left a derogatory remark on Kizz Daniel and Davido’s “Twe Twe” music video.
On the X platform, a troll questioned how the song’s lyrics and the music video’s pursuit of a chicken were related.
He added that TG Omori’s brain was overheating and that he should take a break from work.
In reply, TG Omori, who directed the “Twe Twe” remix video, asked the troll if his suggestion was for them to shake their body throughout the video.
Referring to the troll as daft, TG Omori said if he pursued chicken at some point in his life, he probably would have found his sense on the ground.
He replied: “Make dem shaky your body from 00:01 to 2Min. No plot, no joy, no scenes. Just body on screen? see how daft your life turned out. If you probably pursued chicken at some point in your life you for don find your sense for ground.”
TG Omori has surprised Nigerians by revealing the reason behind his decision to stop shooting music videos for Asake. The renowned Nigerian music director discussed this during a recent interview on the Zero Condition podcast.
TG Omori and Asake’s collaboration began with the hit track “Organize” in 2022, but rumors circulated when Asake worked with another director for his latest music videos. During the interview, TG Omori emphasized that he respected Asake’s choice to work with different directors.
He highlighted the inclusive approach of Olamide, the musician and CEO of YBNL record label, in providing opportunities to various talents. TG expressed his admiration for Olamide’s approach and stated that it would be unfair to hold it against him.
TG Omori also acknowledged the success of the new director chosen by Asake, appreciating Olamide’s commitment to nurturing creativity in the industry. He emphasized the professionalism and long-standing relationship he had with Olamide and the YBNL record label.
TG mentioned their history and the trust Olamide placed in him by giving him opportunities to showcase his talent. He praised Olamide’s support for other directors and acknowledged that Olamide had worked with different individuals before collaborating with TG.
In conclusion, TG Omori expressed his unwavering loyalty to Olamide and YBNL, emphasizing that he did not take Asake’s decision personally and understood the business aspect of their relationship. He stated that even in personal relationships, breaks can happen, and he respected Asake’s decision to explore new opportunities.
Blaqbonez, the Nigerian singer and rapper, recently expressed his confidence in his abilities as a music video director, stating that he believes he is superior to TG Omori in that aspect.
The two artists were nominated in the “Best Music Video” category at the 16th Headies Award. Blaqbonez received a nomination for co-directing the video for his song ‘Back In Uni,’ while TG Omori was recognized for directing the video for ‘Bandana’ by Fireboy DML ft. Asake.
Their nominations in the same category sparked a debate among their fans on social media regarding who was more talented. During an appearance on Cool FM Nigeria’s Big Friday Show, hosted by reality star Tacha, Blaqbonez confidently asserted his superiority over TG Omori as a video director.
Tacha posed the question, “Do you think you are a better video director than TG Omori?”
In response, Blaqbonez stated, “To be honest, I don’t think anybody is better than me at anything. So, it’s a very interesting question to pose. I believe that I’m one of the most creative human beings, and if I put my mind to it, I will be the best at any field that involves creativity. So, the answer is definitely yes. I’m better than everybody.”
Blaqbonez’s statement reflects his self-assurance and unwavering belief in his creative abilities, expressing his conviction that he can excel in various artistic endeavors, including music video directing.
Thank God Omori, also known as TG Omori (Boy Director), is a talented Nigerian filmmaker and cinematographer who is 27 years old.
TG Omori was born on June 8, 1995, in Rivers State, Nigeria.
He is well-known for his prominent positions in the Nigerian music industry, as he has produced numerous high-quality videos.
Career
TG Omori began making films at the age of 16, but did so professionally at the age of 18 after graduating from film school.
At the age of 15, he was observed conducting plays in his school and church. At the time of his graduation from Pencil Movie Institute at age 18, he was the youngest professional filmmaker in Nigeria.
One of the factors that made his transition into filmmaking easier was that he was a rapper while creating viral films for his coworkers.
TG Omori had a strong passion for acting, conceiving creative ideas, and bringing them to life.
His first love was acting, but after a harrowing attempt to break into the film industry as a young actor proved futile, he decided to try his hand at directing to add value to his creativity.
Thereafter, TG Omori began training cinematography and editing on YouTube, and had to rent cameras to practice with his rapping neighborhood friends; he received offers to direct low-budget films.
TG Omori’s debut professional music video was 2016’s “Respect a Woman” for es plus.
Nicely In 2016, when he shot his first video that made it to television, he experienced his first of many major breakthroughs.
Second became 2018 when he shot the video for Ycee’s “My Side.” In May of 2019, he rose to prominence after filming the most controversial video in Nigeria at the time, Naira Marley’s “Am I A Yahoo Boy.”
Since then, TG Omori has amassed an impressive portfolio, working with top African musicians such as Olamide – Oil & Gas, Naira Marley – Soapy, Zlatan, and Tiwa Savage – Shotan, Timaya – 2stoopid, Wizkid, Olamide, and ID Cabasa – Totori, among others.
Versatile Nigerian Music Video Producer ThankGod Omori Jesam also known as TG Omori react to comparison on Twitter between him and Clarence Peter.
The film-craft who is well known and accepted for the well done job in cinematography replied to two Tweets and Express his thought over comparison of him and his colleague Clarence Peter.
I just blow but Omo I know my set. being compared to Clarence is a win already. https://t.co/p4K5OXCRad
It starts with blowing up then d debate for d greatest to ever do it begins, fans take sides, then arguments starts, in d quest to win points hurtful words are used, hate rises, d top guys try to feed their loyalists, competitions begins, depression sets in. Fans move to the next
Also, the Twitter influencer Daniel Regha known for his six lines thoughts and advice, tweeted, badmouthing the newly released video of Kizz Daniel featuring Tekno, Buga saying the video did not befit the sound and hype.
Olamide comes through with the visual for his smashing hit “Pawon”
The YBNL Nation boss and Rapper Olamide Unveils the official music video to his most recent and famous song titled Pawon, which serve as a follow-up to his previous banger “Oil and Gas“.
Finally, the visual was chopped and directed by TG Omori.
Fireboy DML present the visual for “What If I Say” (WIIS).
YBNL raved of the moment Fireboy DML is here with the official music video for another smashing hit track titled What if I Say, which was released few hours ago. and has already been making waves with alot of airplays.
The Cinematic visual was directed by TG Omori.
Enjoy below!
DOWNLOAD VIDEO: Fireboy DML – What If I Say (WIIS)
