To support his colleague Davido, who sadly lost his son, Wizkid took down a tweet promoting his album.
It was planned for Wizkid to release his album. On November 4th, 2022, the theme will be “More Love; Less Ego.”
However, after hearing about Ifeany’s supposed passing, the tweet has since been removed.
The sad news of Davido’s first son Ifeanyi’s supposed death broke online last night. Ifeanyi was allegedly found “dead on arrival” at the hospital after drowning in their backyard pool.
You may also remember that Wizkid hinted about a potential collaboration with Davido for his upcoming album.
Black Sherif is on the rise after announcing a brand-new sponsorship agreement, making him the second African artist to do so after Burna Boy. Learn about the company for which Blacko is currently an ambassador in this tale.
Exciting young Ghanaian rapper Black Sherif just announced his first-ever brand partnership with international payment platform Chipper Cash, joining Burna Boy as the company’s second African ambassador.
Using a video campaign that showed him receiving a financial transfer from Burna Boy while playing basketball, Black Sherif announced the news on his Twitter account. “Happy to be part of the chipper family!!” were the words Black Sherif used when posting the video.
Lionel Messi, a forward for Paris Saint-Germain, is expected to depart the Ligue 1 team and join Inter Miami.
David Beckham, the club’s co-owner, revealed in an interview that he had begun negotiations with the Argentine. Messi is nearing the end of his PSG deal, which runs through June 2023.
On its official website, The Athletic acknowledged that negotiations between Messi’s camp and Inter Miami had begun in secret. Jorge and Jose Mas, the brothers who co-own Inter Miami, reportedly met with Messi’s father Jorge several times to discuss a prospective transfer.
PSG, though, is optimistic that Messi will sign a new contract after the current one expires.
The internet is heating up as Burna Boy uses his Instagram story to post a message that may or may not be directed at Wizkid about his financial standing and standards. Details in our story below, in full.
Wizkid’s early morning speech may or may not be in line with Burna Boy, a Nigerian megastar, who just released a fresh declaration outlining his standards and value for money.
Burna Boy, known for his online outbursts, shared a new memo with the world via his Instagram story, teasing that he was too wealthy for some conversations. This prompted speculation, which has since picked up steam. The artist declared: “If you didn’t earn $100M this year, I can’t talk money with you. Just take a seat and smoke a BRKFST.”
It’s interesting that Wizkid’s Sunday morning Snapchat rouser, “I can quit touching the mic today and y’all lil niggas still can’t touch the wealth! Even if you beg ur dad and mom for help #morelovelessego #everybody’s daddy,” comes right after this remark.
Additionally, immediately after Burna Boy made his comments, Wizkid posted a mysterious comment on his Instagram story that said, “Small yansh dey shake o,” along with multiple laughing emojis.
Burna Boy and Wizkid have collaborated on a number of songs, including Ginger and Ballon D’Or, and have openly expressed a positive friendship and working connection. These online subliminals appear to have cast doubt on the minds of their respective fanbases, though. We won’t stop following the story even though we can’t determine for sure if the two acts are at odds.
Since breaking into the club’s starting lineup, Bukayo Saka, an Arsenal midfielder, has demonstrated his talent for the Gunners in the Premier League.
The Englishman assisted 20 goals, making him the third-youngest player in Premier League history (21 years, 55 days). On Sunday, October 30, 2022, he accomplished this feat while playing against Nottingham Forest at the Emirates Stadium.
At 19 years and 352 days old, Arsenal icon Cesc Fabregas is the league’s youngest player with 20 assists. Wayne Rooney (20 years, 300 days), Ryan Giggs (21 years, 74 days), and Trent Alexander-Arnold round out the top five players ( 21 years, 80 days).
20 – Aged 21 years and 55 days, Bukayo Saka is the third-youngest player to assist 20 goals in the Premier League:
19y 352d – Cesc Fàbregas 20y 300d – Wayne Rooney 21y 55d – Bukayo Saka 21y 74d – Ryan Giggs 21y 80d – Trent Alexander-Arnold
Afrobeats King Wizkid posted some words today on his official snapchat page and some screenshots. Currently with these words that he posted, it has driven the minds and attention of people on twitter to actually engage on his words.
He is currently trending on Nigeria twitter with the hashtag Sir Wizkid.
Below are the screenshots:
From the posts we were able to pick out this points. if he stops his music career today no artiste will be able to meet his wealth even if they seek help from their mom or dad, he wants to be addressed as ‘sir’ or ‘daddy’ before his name is being mentioned, he also wants to start a class for people to be able to know how to work less and including smart business choices.
But as we all know that after something like this. People will always put up their opinion either supporting him or against him.
See some screenshots below:
Do you think Burna posted this? I don’t think so fellas😂 it’s probably an edited photo!
Well with all of these. i don’t think Sir Wizkid is throwing shades on anyone. He probably schism to catch cruise today😌
Wizkid reclaims the top place on Apple Music in less than 24 hours.
Ayodeji Balogun, better known by his stage name Wizkid, debuted the lead single from his upcoming album “More Love; Less Ego” this morning, October 29. It is titled “Money & Love.”
After spending nearly two weeks at the top of the charts, Young John’s “Xtra Cool” is knocked down by this achievement.
You may remember that Wizkid’s initial try at Amapiano, “Bad To Me,” held the top spot for a while before Asake, whose album, MMWTV, has dominated those charts for more than a month, reclaimed it.
However, the release date of Wizzy’s new album, “More Love; Less Ego,” is set for November 5, 2022.
Popular Nollywood performer Kunle Afolayan has disclosed that the international streaming service Netflix wants him to make an Anikulapo television series. In an interview with the Guardian UK today, the award-winning director stated as much, adding that he was confident “Anikulapo,” the picture he had been working on for six years, will be a box office success.
On September 30, 2022, “Anikulapo,” a Netflix original movie set in the ancient Oyo kingdom of the seventeenth century, had its premiere. A week later, with a total of 8.7 million streaming hours, it had surpassed all other non-English movies on the service.
In “Anikulapo,” Kunle Afolayan, who starred his daughter Eyiyemi Afolayan, 17, said that he originally intended to make it into a series, but Netflix persuaded him to first make it a feature film. If the film was successful, he could then turn it into a series.
“I’ve been working on Aníkúlápó for six years. Originally, I wanted to make a series, but I shopped it and kept telling people that this movie would be bigger than Game of Thrones,” Afolayan said.
“Eventually, Netflix told me to make a movie first since I believed in the project that much, and if it became a success, we’d develop a series.
“Right now, Netflix is the one urging me to start making the series. I knew we made a great film and that it’d start conversations, but I didn’t know it’d do as well as it has done,” he added.
