Inviting Grandpa Suhud To Go Shopping, Nikita Mirzani Criticizes Baim Wong

Nikita Mirzani (Photo: IG @nikitamirzanimawardi_172)

JAKARTA - Nikita Mirzani met the figure of an old man who was called beggar by Baim Wong and went viral. Nikita took the man who turned out to be Grandpa Suhud for shopping.

In addition to shopping, Nikita also invited the grandfather to her program on YouTube. "This is the person Baim Wong calls beggar," wrote Nikita Mirzani on Instagram Story, Tuesday, October 12.

Nikita Mirzani shows a video of her close relationship with Suhud who is the seller of Juz Amma. He then asked how the grandfather is currently.

"Grandpa Suhud, are you healthy?" asked Nikita Mirzani.

"Thank God," replied the grandfather who suddenly went viral because of Baim Wong.

While leaning on Suhud's shoulder, Nikita Mirzani proclaimed the man was her grandfather now. She then invited the grandfather to go shopping. "Let's go shopping, shall we?" she invites.

To reporters who met her at home, Nikita admitted that she deliberately made content with Grandpa Suhud. "So on social media, whatever content the end goal is to make money. That's right, so am I. I just don't want to be hypocritical," said Nikita.

Because of Grandpa Suhud, Nikita's old problem with Baim was brought up again. Nikita Mirzani once satirized someone on Instagram Story. Although Niki did not mention names, netizens believe that it was Baim Wong.

Nikita Mirzani highlighted Baim Wong's action taking a photo with Ustaz Felix Siauw. Niki then compared it when Baim took a photo with President Jokowi. Nikita Mirzani added that the figure in question was no longer under a television contract and switched to YouTube.

Niki's annoyance at Baim Wong at that time started with the person's slander against her employees. "In the past, Niki defended the assistant who was accused of being a thief and continued to work with me, no one believed it, what I was there was bullied. Now you can see for yourself. Now you can see for yourself. That is the impact of pretense, hopefully, it can be a lesson for content creators so they don't discriminate, don't make fun of them," she said.