Singer Wizkid Stirs Mixed Reactions From Fans As He Changes His Name on Instagram to Big Wiz

- Wizkid has got members of the internet community talking after pulling a move that many did not anticipate from him

- The much-loved music star made a slight change to his official stage name on his Instagram bio section

- Several fans and followers of the singer who didn’t see the name change coming had different things to say about the development

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Nigerian singer Ayodeji Balogun aka Wizkid may have finally heeded the advice of some of his supporters who suggested a name change since he is no longer the young ‘Wizkid’ that stormed the scene years ago.

In a recent update sighted on his official Instagram page, the Grammy-nominated music star made a slight change to the official stage name in his bio section.

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Wizkid added Big Wiz to the section. The name seems to be in line with what fans have been clamouring for as it reflects that the singer is no longer the young kid of yesterday.

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The singer’s name change has already got his fans in the online community talking. Read what some of them had to say below:

rebekah.black said:

"Nigeria to UAR, Wizkid to Big Wiz next one is Burna Boy to Burna Man!"

jumpman_alpacino said:

"Unarguably!"

balbims said:

"That's my man, no cap."

stickzbeautyplug said:

"Anything he want .....it's our starboy."

john_asojo said:

"Expected, all those BOYS will soon turn man the likes of Fireboy etc."

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oluwapeejay said:

"So e don big b that."

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that the Grammy winning singer reacted to the Twitter ban in the country on his social media page.

Taking to his Instagram story, the Made in Lagos star asked if that’s how things would now operate in UAR.

Wizkid's post went viral on social media with numerous fans sharing their opinions about the situation in the comment section.

Source: Legit.ng