Are There Ethic Group Levels To Spraying Money?

Ok. This is a little funny but we’ll really like your opinion on this.

Yesterday, Kandibe Ejiofor (@Kandilala on Instagram) posted a video of her brother Chiwetel Ejiofor spraying some money on her at her traditional wedding ceremony at Enugu, Nigeria.

#tbt When it’s hot AF and you’re tryna look for your hubbie-to-be and your brother’s teasing you that he’s gone! #overbeforeitstarted Pahahah #bestday #love #askmewhenillstoppostingpicsofnigeria #soicantellyou #never #kandele #nigerianweddings

A video posted by Kandi (@kandilala) on Jan 21, 2016 at 8:05am PST

After watching this video, a couple of us at the office noted that Chiwetel had adopted the “Igbo spraying” approach – throwing money at the celebrant. The others blatantly refused to accept that spraying was specific to ethnic groups. See another video that depicts the Igbo spraying style.

At the Cubarican, Nigerian wedding last night, they started a money shower so I got curious and googled. You learn something new everyday. #moneyshower #moneyspraying #nigerianwedding #Wedding #love #terraceonthepark #MbaPartyofTwo @cm_espi A video posted by Cindy (@clam_i_am) on Jul 26, 2015 at 8:58pm PDT

In the bid to provide evidence, we found these videos some Edo Boys based in Italy called Anointed Big Dons’ Club of Europe who make spraying money look like some sort of sacred practice. Let’s call this the Edo spraying.

The video below shows that Yoruba spraying may be closer to the celebrants’ body.

Had mad fun! #MrandMrsAMB #MoneySpraying #DollarsAllAround

A video posted by mrmeticulous87 (@mrmeticulous87) on Dec 6, 2015 at 4:58pm PST

Do you agree that the approach to spraying money is heavily dependent on where the spender hails?

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