Wizkid Breaks Silence After DJ Chicken Disrespected His Late Mum: “Always Speaks in Parables”
- Nigerian superstar Wizkid appeared to have indirectly addressed the controversial remarks made by DJ Chicken about his late mother
- Recall that Chicken had previously mentioned that the singer was going to join his late mum in the afterlife
- Wizkid dropped a concise statement that left fans and netizens curious about his next line of action
After long hours of waiting, renowned Afrobeats artist Ayo Balogun, best known as Wizkid, has broken his silence on DJ Chicken's internet tirade.
Legit.ng reported that the TikTok sensation disrespected Wizkid's late mother after he hinted that the singer would soon be joining her in the afterlife.
Following the contentious argument, the DJ surprisingly lost his notorious TikTok account and was forced to extend an apology to the musician.
In a recent update, the Made in Lagos hitmaker shared a wisdom nugget with his followers to remind them that life is short and they should cherish every moment.
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He wrote:
"Life is cheap, No forget."
See his post below:
Wizkid's associate Rotimy had earlier reacted. In what seemed to be a warning, he told DJ Chicken to focus on chasing clout but not involve the singer's mother.
Recall that the singer lost his mother in August 2023 and is yet to get over it. He earlier shared on his Instagram account how much he missed his mum weeks after her lavish burial ceremony.
Netizens react to Wizkid’s statement
Following Wizkid's short comment about life being cheap, netizens dropped different reactions.
Legit.ng compiled the reactions below:
sophiame15:
"He always speaks in parables."
krownsunshine:
"@sophiame15 Always always."
krownsunshine:
"I hardly understand him."
pato_rich4eva:
"Anybody fit Price."
Backlash trails Carter Efe's wish for people who don't love Wizkid
Meanwhile, a popular skit maker and singer Odahohwo Joseph Efe, better known as Carter Efe, caused an uproar after he cursed those who don't love Nigerian Afrobeats star Ayo Balogun, aka Wizkid.
Carter Efe, who was criticised over his latest song, Babypiano, was among those who flooded Wizkid's page with comments after the music star dropped pictures from the visual of his new song, IDK, featuring Zlatan Ibile.
The skit maker expressed love for Wizkid and went as far as stating that anyone who does not love the Nigerian Star Boy would go mad in the new year, 2024.
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Source: Legit.ng