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Seyi Tinubu, children meet IShowSpeed at 2026 World Cup Final


Reports and videos published on July 20, 2026 show that Seyi Tinubu and his children met popular American streamer IShowSpeed during the 2026 FIFA World Cup final.

According to footage from IShowSpeed's livestream:

  • Seyi Tinubu was seated in the VIP section with his children and other family members while attending the final.
  • After being informed who Seyi Tinubu was, IShowSpeed walked over, greeted him, and posed for photos with the children.
  • Seyi Tinubu reportedly said, "It is nice meeting you."
  • IShowSpeed responded with a joke to the children: "Tell your dad to get me a Nigerian passport!", drawing laughter before continuing his livestream.

The joke referenced IShowSpeed's well-publicized visit to Nigeria earlier in 2026, when he toured Lagos, met Nigerian entertainers, and received a warm reception from fans.


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