Nigerian musician Ayodeji Balogun, known professionally as Wizkid, has responded to recent comments made by fellow singer Seun Kuti. The exchange comes after Seun Kuti criticized Wizkid and his fans during several livestreams, sparking a backlash.
Seun Kuti, a Grammy-nominated artist and son of legendary musician Fela Kuti, had targeted Wizkid on multiple occasions, prompting a reaction from the singer. Wizkid addressed the comments on both Instagram and X, where he has a significant following.
In his response on Instagram, Wizkid wrote, “I big pass your papa!! Wetin you don do? I’m Big Wiz everyday.” On X, he added, “Ok everybody better pass Wizkid! Can we all sleep now? Fela fight for freedom, this fool dey fight FC! Oloshi Omo ale!” The comments suggest a strong reaction from Wizkid to Seun Kuti’s criticisms.
The exchange between the two musicians has garnered significant attention, with many fans and followers weighing in on social media. The debate highlights the diverse opinions and perspectives within the Nigerian music industry, where artists often express themselves freely.
Seun Kuti, known for his Afrobeat music and social activism, has been an outspoken critic of various issues, including politics and social injustice. Wizkid, on the other hand, has built a massive following globally, with his music often focusing on themes of love, relationships, and empowerment.
The response from Wizkid marks a rare public comment on the issue, as the singer typically maintains a low profile on social media. The situation will likely continue to unfold, with fans and observers eagerly awaiting further developments. As the Nigerian music industry continues to evolve, such exchanges between artists highlight the complexities and nuances of the sector, where creativity, individuality, and expression are highly valued.
