Key Points
- Nasboi says Wizkid acts like influencer, not true musician. He claims the singer looks down on people.
- He adds he was once a fan as a child. He says that view has changed now completely.
- The remarks spark debate across fans on social media. Some defend Wizkid while others back Nasboi strongly.
Nasboi (Lawal Michael Nasiru Bolaji) has criticised Wizkid (Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun). He says the star acts more like an influencer. He also alleges that Wizkid lacks music sense and belittles people.
The claims surfaced in a brief post shared online. It follows recent attention on Wizkid’s public notes about faith. See his message here: Wizkid faith lifts all limits.
What Nasboi said
Nasboi drew a sharp line between clout and craft. He said, “Wizkid is an influencer; he doesn’t know music.” He added that he once liked the star as a child.
Reactions and wider context
The remarks triggered debate across fan spaces on social media. Some users backed Nasboi’s stance, citing tone from past clips. Others defended Wizkid’s record, pointing to his global track.
The core of the claim targets music sense and regard. Nasboi frames this as respect for craft over fame. He suggests proud acts can dim a star’s wider reach.
Wizkid has faced value debates in recent weeks. Critics call him aloof, while peers hail quiet grace. Fans weigh acts, charity moves, and the music alone.
Just days ago, another claim thrust Wizkid into talk. Read context via this report on a past promise. See Mr Jollof debt claim on Wizkid here.
Nasboi’s remarks also echo career shifts in comedy and music. He now mixes skits with songs and big stage sets. Many see frank talk as part of that growth.
For Wizkid, legacy debates rise with each viral post. Awards, records, and sales drive one side of the ledger. Conduct, kindness, and craft weigh on the other side.
The story remains fluid as neither side shifts ground. Nasboi says he speaks from taste and hard views. Wizkid’s camp has not issued a formal reply yet.
