Osita Iheme trends online as Halle Berry uses his meme on Twitter

• Hollywood star Halle Berry used a meme featuring Nollywood actor Osita Iheme (Pawpaw) in a tweet on X (formerly Twitter).
• The tweet was a response to Netflix and quickly went viral, reading, “halle berry twitter is the only twitter that matters.”
• Nigerians celebrated Osita Iheme, hailing him as a legend and praising his influence.

Famous Hollywood actress Halle Berry has stirred up waves of reactions from Nigerians after she used a meme of veteran Nollywood actor Osita Iheme, popularly known as Pawpaw, on Twitter.

The incident, which occurred on the microblogging platform X, formerly known as Twitter, has sparked waves of positive reactions and admiration for the actor.

Halle Berry, in a response to a tweet from Netflix, shared a humorous meme of Pawpaw, much to the delight of fans.

The tweet, which quickly went viral, read:

 “Halle Berry twitter is the only twitter that matters.”

The use of Pawpaw’s meme by a global icon like Halle Berry did not go unnoticed, especially by Nigerians, who were quick to praise Osita Iheme for his impact on the entertainment industry.

Many hailed him as a legend, with some even placing him above the Hollywood actress in terms of influence and cultural significance.

Social media was flooded with various reactions, with users expressing pride in the actor’s work and his contribution to Nollywood.

Netizens Reactions…

A.K.A said: “So we agree paw paw is the goat of all Memes right”

DANNY said: “Nigeria wins again”

David Condron wrote: “It’s not really her though ”

Lemonade Papi said: “The Nigerian market is the only market that matters #pawpaw”

DREE wrote: “Pawpaw is bigger than  Halle berry”

Ayo, the First stated: “Lmao Pawpaw is forever goated mahn”

Seanklean said: “Paw Paw to the World again ”

Genius Hawlah said: “Pawpaw taking his flowers from the comment section without losing composure.”

Reverse Truth wrote: “Pawpaw forever GOATed when it comes to memes”

Booboo Kitty said: “Not pawpaw going international ”

RETIRED NIGERIAN noted: “The original tweet didn’t make a million views, the reply is getting numbers. Nigeria is the market.”

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