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TG Omori: Biography, Education, Career, Relationship, Net Worth, and Controversy

By Balogun Kamilu Lekan

Biography

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ThankGod Omori Jesam popularly known as TG Omori or Boy Director is a music video director and cinematographer. 

Omori was born on June 8, 1995, and hails from Cross River State but grew up in Lagos Nigeria

At the moment, he is indisputably one of the most prolific music video directors in the country

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He has more than 100 music videos to his name. With top Nigerian musicians like Olamide, Wizkid, Burna Boy, Tekno, Kiss Daniel, Fireboy DML, Falz, Timaya, and Naira Marley on his list.

Education

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TG Omori had his secondary education at Kuramo College, Victoria Island Lagos before heading to the University of Lagos.

Omori dropped out of Unilag to study Performing and Media Art at Pencil Film Institute.

Career

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Omori’s creative journey started in church where he joined the acting group. He was the best actor in the group.

After graduation from film school, he worked with Red Art Group as a scriptwriter.

While at Red Art Group, he learned how to use the digital camera and film editing. A skill he polished by consuming youtube content.

Omori at a point opted for dancing, rapping and even comedy but filmmaking paved the way for him

The ES PLUS “Respect A Woman” music video in 2015 marked his debut noteworthy project as a director and was a pivotal moment for him.

He continued to hone the skills he loved the most, and by 2019, he was one of the most sought-after and costly video directors in the Nigerian music business.

A little more than half of the videos in the summer 2019 charts were produced in 2019 by TG Omori. MTV, Soundcity, and Trace all count down.

He always said that a camera is just a tool, not the main creator.

However, TG Omori’s career extends beyond the background and includes runway appearances. He has featured in the Heineken Lagos Fashion Week and other notable fashion runways.

Relationship

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There is no public information about TG Omori’s wife/girlfriend or kids at the moment.

Net worth

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TG Omori’s net worth is reportedly estimated at $600,000; although this cannot be independently verified.

Achievements

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A bit over half of the videos featured in the summer 2019 charts was created by TG Omori. 

The countdown includes MTV, Soundcity, and Trace.

He directed music videos for many artists, such as Naira Marley’s contentious song “Am I a Yahoo Boy,” Olamide & Wizkid’s “Totori,” and Naira Marley’s “Soapy,” which earned the viewers’ choice award at the 2020 Soundcity MVP Awards Festival. 

He was named video director of the year at the City People Entertainment Awards in 2019 and was responsible for two of the top 10 most watched Nigerian music videos.

The North African remix, which features ElGrande Toto, has a video published on November 4, 2021. After being released on YouTube for a month, the video, which was shot in Lagos and directed by TG Omori, has received over 34 million views.

Below is a glimpse of his videography.

2018

Ycee My Side

2019

Olamide, Wizkid & I.D Cabasa Totori

Naira Marley Soapy

Teni Billionaire

Timaya Stoopid

Wizkid & Blaq Jersey Blow

Naira Marley Am I a Yahoo Boy

Fireboy DML King

Falz (feat. Patoranking) Girls

Fireboy Vibration

Fireboy What if I say

Olamide Pawon

Tekno Skeletun

Tekno Suru

Tekno (feat. Zlatan Ibile) Agege

Blaqbonez Shut Up

Victor AD Kpokpo Didi

D’banj Shy

2020

Burna Boy Odogwu

Oxlade Away

DJ Neptune, Joeboy & Mr Eazi Nobody

Joeboy Call

Vector (feat. Davido) Comfort

2021

CKay (feat. ElGrande Toto) Love Nwantiti [North African remix]

Portable (feat. Olamide) Zazoo Zehh

Phyno Onyeuwa

Kcee Cultural Vibes

Timaya (feat. BNXN) Cold Outside

Cheque Call Me Baby

Blaqbonez (feat. Joeboy) Fendi

Zlatan (feat. BNXN) Alubarika

2022

Reekado Banks (feat. Fireboy DML) Ozumba Mbadiwe

Mayorkun (feat. Victony) Holy Father

Asake Sungba

Skales Nobody to Somebody

Rema Are you there

Kizz Daniel Buga 

Fireboy (feat. Asake) Bandana

Asake Terminator

Controversy

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In June 2022, a Twitter influencer, Daniel Regha criticized Omori for killing the spirit in Kizz Daniel’s song, Buga. Stating that the video doesn’t match the spirit of the song

In his tweet, he said “Kizz Daniel’s Buga ft Tekno is dope but TG Omori could’ve done a better job with the music video; Cos the video lacks the energy the song carries. Furthermore, it was only centered on Nigerians which is a flaw since the main idea was to promote inclusion & diversity. No offense.”

Omori in a clap back said “Son of man who can’t put together a proper look for himself want teach us how to create a proper video. My brother you lie!”.


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