- – Nigerian singer Ruger humorously asked Wizkid on social media to pass on his fanbase if he stops making music, showcasing his playful spirit and ambition.
- – Ruger suggested that if Wizkid retires and his son Zion isn’t interested in music, he would like to inherit Wizkid’s loyal followers, known as Wizkid FC.
- – The exchange sparked interest among fans and highlighted the camaraderie in the Nigerian music scene, opening discussions about the future of emerging artists and legacy.
In a surprising twist on social media, Nigerian singer Ruger has made headlines by requesting that music superstar Wizkid bequeath his coveted fanbase to him.
This playful appeal came through Ruger’s official X account on Saturday, sparking interest among fans and music lovers alike.
A Lighthearted Plea
Ruger, known for his chart-topping hit “Bounce,” expressed his desire for Wizkid’s fans—affectionately called Wizkid FC. He suggested that if Wizkid decides to step away from the music scene and his son Zion shows little interest in pursuing a music career, Ruger would like to inherit the loyal following.
In his humorous post, he wrote, “@wizkidayo if you ever decide to not do music again, and Zion no wan do music sef, pls write my name Ruger as the person to inherit your fanbase in your music will.”
This cheeky request highlights the camaraderie within the Nigerian music industry. It showcases Ruger’s confidence and ambition while bringing a light-hearted touch to the often serious world of celebrity culture.
Wizkid: A Beloved Icon
Wizkid, whose real name is Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun, is one of Africa’s most successful music acts. He has built a massive and dedicated fanbase over the years, known for their unwavering support and passion.
Renowned for hits such as “Ojuelegba” and “Essence,” Wizkid has established himself as a global icon. His influence in the music world is undeniable, and his fans remain fiercely loyal.
As of now, Wizkid has not publicly responded to Ruger’s playful request. However, the interaction has certainly generated buzz among fans, and many wonder how the music legend will react.
The Future of Nigerian Music
Ruger’s appeal also highlights a broader conversation about the future of Nigerian music. With many young artists emerging on the scene, questions about legacy and fan engagement have become increasingly relevant. Ruger’s request can be seen as a testament to his ambition and understanding of the music industry’s dynamics.
As Ruger continues to carve his niche in the competitive landscape of Afrobeat and pop, he seems ready to take on the challenge of appealing to a wider audience.
Whether Wizkid takes Ruger’s suggestion seriously or not, one thing is clear: the conversation about the passing of the torch within the Nigerian music scene is just beginning.
Fans eagerly await both artists’ next moves, hopeful for a future collaboration or, at the very least, an entertaining response to this light-hearted exchange.
