Wizkid Throws Jab at Don Jazzy Over Statement Made by Ladipoe, Netizens Go Wild: “Him Must Collect”

Wizkid Throws Jab at Don Jazzy Over Statement Made by Ladipoe, Netizens Go Wild: “Him Must Collect”

  • Nigerian megastar Wikzid heated up the internet after an alleged statement made by American singer Justin Bieber about him
  • The Grammy-nominated musician pointed out that he had a lot on his mind but didn't want to spill it because they were vile 
  • He went on to fire shots at Don Jazzy over a statement made by his signee Ladipoe on Afrobeats artists  

Nigerian singer Ayo Balogun, aka Wikzid, is currently trending on social media after Justin Bieber's reported comment about him.

The Star Boy executive spoke on the viral screenshot that looked like it was taken from the US pop star's Instagram stories. He noted that he didn't want to say much because his words would be awful.

Don Jazzy, Wizkid, Ladipoe
Wizkid shades Don Jazzy, Ladipoe. Credit: @donjazzy, @wikzkid, @ladipoe
Source: Instagram

A mischievous follower reacted to his post and asked him to address a shade fast-rising Nigerian rapper Ladipoe threw at the Afrobeats genre.

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Apparently, the Mavin signee, on Sunday afternoon, April 28, challenged Afrobeats artists to live up to the culture, just as rappers in the country survived the 'hip hop is dead' era.

"Nigerian rappers that survived ‘hip hop is dead’ watching Afrobeat artists go through their own," he wrote.

Recall that in December 2022, in an interview with 10 Magazine, a British luxury quarterly publication, Wizkid asserted that the Afrobeats genre was innovative, as opposed to rap music, which he said was boring.

This ignited the narrative about the rap genre being dead and unworthy of an audience.

Netizens connected the dots to Ladipoe's tweet, which made them ask Wizkid, who now doesn't want to be identified as an Afrobeats singer, to speak on the matter.

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Wizkid fires shot at Don Jazzy

The mischievous follower wrote: 

"Wizkid Ladipo still talk nonsense yesterday o, Abeg enter that one too."

Wizkid reacted by saying he wouldn't want to address a person signed to an influencer, indirectly noting that Ladipoe wasn't worth his attention and belittling the music powerhouse Don Jazzy, who is also into influencing gigs.

Wiz wrote: 

"lol, never chatting to anyone signed to an influencer. Next."

See Wizkid's conversation below:

Nigerians react to Wizkid's statement 

Legit.ng compiled the reactions below:

@itronx_starboy:

"Na b don jazzy b that ?"

@kusssman:

"LMFAOOOOOOOO. Omo I need logout."

@GucciStarboi:

"Na influencer sign ladipo ke, the Wizkid I know is back!!"

@Lekan_LeBron:

"Child wey dem no teach for house, we go send am back to him papa. Na wetin Wiz do Ladipo and Jazzy be that."

@Oladapomikky1:

"Make person collect Wizkid phone.... Because naaa him go scatter this music industry wey we dei manage."

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@eyeshowlee09:

"Don jazzy nah influencer nah."

@Bidal4Life:

Pikin wey dem no tears for house. Hin papa must collect too."

Wizkid’s US stylist tags him as hardcore

The Nigerian superstar iss undoubtedly one of the country's most stylish artists, and has slayed all his appearances for numerous years.

Karen Binns, a US creative director and stylist for Afrobeat sensation, regards him as one of the toughest men in her life.

During a recent interview, the American stylist from New York claimed that people who lack a feeling of self-worth make no impact in life.

Source: Legit.ng

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Chinasa Afigbo (Editor) Chinasa Afigbo is a pop culture/music journalist and content writer with over four years of experience in other mainstream media organisations, including Vanguard Media and Guardian Life. She holds a degree in Information Management Technology from the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO). She also moved on to pursue courses in writing & media communications. Chinasa has also been published in other Intl journals, like The African Report. Reach her at: chinasa.afigbo@corp.legit.ng.