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Bolo Bespoke responds to critics, says they should stop advising him about his club behaviour
04th August, 2026 09:29 AM
Businessman Bolo Bespoke has responded to critics who have been questioning his behaviour in clubs, saying he has no plans to change how he chooses to enjoy his life.
The businessman addressed the criticism in a video shared on his Instagram page on Monday, August 3, after some social media users claimed he was too old to be climbing on chairs and partying the way he does.
Bolo said those who disagree with his lifestyle are free to unfollow him instead of constantly offering unsolicited advice.
Bolo says everyone should live their own life
Speaking in the video, Bolo maintained that he is comfortable with the choices he makes and does not need approval from strangers online.
He said people should stop judging him because of how he enjoys himself during nights out.
“Don’t advise me. If I climb on chairs, jump around after drinking, and you feel I’m too old for that, you have the option of not following me. You don’t have to stay here telling me how I should behave in a club,” Bolo said.
He added that everyone is responsible for their own life and should focus on making personal decisions instead of interfering with other people’s choices.
‘This life is mine’
The businessman also responded to those who have criticised the way he spends his money, saying he has the right to decide what to do with his earnings.
According to Bolo, some people believe he should be investing more instead of spending money on entertainment, but he insisted that those decisions are entirely his. “This life is mine. You are also free to invest your money. I only live once. If I’ve decided I don’t want to invest my money, why is that your problem?” he said.
Bolo urged those who disagree with his lifestyle to focus on their own lives instead of trying to change his.
He asks critics to face him directly
The businessman concluded by saying he has no issue with people having different opinions, but they should stop using social media to lecture him.
Instead, he challenged anyone with concerns about his behaviour to approach him personally. “So don’t advise me. Allow me to live my life. Save your money, and I’ll continue with my behaviour. If you have a problem with me, come and tell me in person,” Bolo added.
