In an interview with Obinna TV, Hannah Benta, a prominent figure on TikTok, asserts that the platform harbors a notable amount of animosity compared to other social media platforms. She highlights the predominant challenge encountered by content creators in the digital realm: the prevalence of hate from individuals.
Yet, amidst this negativity, Benta acknowledges the significant affection showered upon content creators by their fans, juxtaposing it with the hate they receive. She astutely observes that much of the hate emanates from individuals who have yet to meet the creators in person, suggesting that face-to-face interactions often transform animosity into admiration.
Benta underscores the comparative ease of amassing a substantial following on TikTok in contrast to platforms like Instagram. She attributes this phenomenon to the platform’s inclusive nature, where every user has the potential to shine, albeit accompanied by the drawback of increased susceptibility to abuse and attention-seeking behavior.
Regarding her own experiences, Benta discloses a recent hiatus from live streaming on TikTok, a decision possibly influenced by the tragic demise of Brian Chira. She notes a surge in live viewership following Chira’s passing, refuting claims of a mere accident and expressing skepticism regarding the handling of funds raised for his burial expenses.
In a separate matter, rumors surrounding Benta’s alleged romantic involvement with Baba Talisha have stoked controversy among their respective fan bases. Despite spending considerable time together, both parties vehemently deny any romantic entanglement. Notably, Baba Talisha’s daughter affectionately refers to Benta as “mother,” further fueling speculation.
However, Benta vehemently denies assertions of being a second wife to an older gentleman, dispelling rumors surrounding her marital status.
