Empty vessels make the loudest noise, rich people don’t loud sh!t — Reality TV star, Mercy Eke

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Popular reality TV star, Mercy Eke has succinctly described the characteristics of an ’empty vessel’ as she praises herself for being rich.

During an interactive session with her followers on Snapchat, a fan had lauded Mercy for keeping a low profile on social media despite her wealth and affluence.

According to the fan, Mercy doesn’t flaunt her lavish lifestyle on social media and only shares a little part of her life online.

“The fact u don’t even show off but only show up omo nne u are a blessing,” the fan wrote.

Responding to the fan’s statement, Mercy asserted that rich people don’t make noise on social media even though they see everything happening on the internet.

She added that only empty vessels feel the need to make noise and overshare online.

“Rich people don’t loud shit, we see and feel it, empty vessel makes the loudest noise…” she said.

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However, Mercy’s statement has sparked mixed reactions online as some netizens opine that she was throwing jabs at her colleague, Tacha, who has been sharing frequent updates about her international trips online.

One @i_amcaro wrote, “Talk to TACHA direct and stop going through the corners… ????????????”

@preshberry8 wrote, “Always coming at Tee
Nne face ur pinging business and make ur money
Shez not in competition with u

Only speak when she speaks”

@_akwaugo_ wrote, “You are making noise now too because a real rich person will not even talk. And if it’s tacha you are referring to she’s 100 times better than you. Genuine money making is hard so if tacha is broke as you said I will still pick her over you!”

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