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Wizkid’s 14-year-old son Boluwatife teases rap debut online

Boluwatife “Bolu” Balogun, the 14-year-old son of Nigerian music icon Wizkid, has sparked excitement online after sharing a short rap snippet teasing his music debut.

The clip, posted on social media, shows the teenager confidently delivering bars about success, drive, and ambition, adopting the motto “Get rich or die trying.”

In the lyrics, Bolu reportedly promises his mother, Shola Ogudu, a Lamborghini, a line that quickly caught fans’ attention and went viral across platforms.

Fans praise Bolu’s flow and confidence

The video has drawn widespread reactions, with many fans praising Bolu’s rap skills and stage presence despite his young age.

Supporters flooded social media with comments like “Star Boy blood too strong” and “Wizkid’s legacy continues,” suggesting that the teenager might soon follow his father’s musical path.

The post, which originated from an Instagram story, gained traction on X (formerly Twitter), racking up thousands of engagements and reactions from across the Afrobeats community.

Mixed reactions trail rap teaser

While several users applauded Bolu’s talent, others questioned whether his rise might be boosted by his father’s fame. Some pointed to Wizkid’s past comments dismissing rap as “boring” and “dead,” calling the move ironic.

However, a few industry figures, including rapper Olamide and music platform NotJustOk, reportedly expressed support for the young star’s effort.

Despite the mixed reactions, Bolu’s snippet has firmly placed him in the spotlight and fans are already anticipating his full debut track.

Watch the video below…

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Wizkid has “Wizkid FC,” Burna Boy has “Outsiders,” and Rema has “Ravers”—but what should Asake’s supporters be called?

Hello there,

The best Nigerian musicians have names for their fan bases over the years, which helps to in some ways distinguish them from one another.

Without limitation, it is well known that Wizkid, also known as the “Wizkid FC,” has the largest fan base in Nigeria.

The ones belonging to Burna Boy and Davido are referred to as the “Outsiders” and the “30BG,” respectively.

Naira Marley and the “Marlians,” Rema and his “Ravers,” and so on are other examples.

Asake has been on my mind recently, and given that he is currently the center of attention and that many Nigerians appear to adore his music, I believe he should think about creating a moniker for his fanbase as well.

Though it has been challenging for me to think of one.

Therefore, folks, aid Olalade mi Asake.

Let’s hear your opinion.

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