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Afrobeats star Tiwa Savage has stirred debate in the industry by challenging the long-held “Big 3” narrative that spotlights only Wizkid, Davido, and Burna Boy.
According to Savage’s recent interview, she said it’s unfair to omit Tems from such discussions, given her impressive achievements, including a Grammy Award and a spot on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
Tems has collaborated with major international artists and has been a driving force in Afrobeats’ global popularity
“I also feel like it’s unfair to have that conversation about the Big 3 and not mention someone like Tems,” Tiwa said, calmly making her point while seated in a black leather jacket during the chat.

Former Nigerian singer turned blogger Tunde Ednuthas stirred reactions online after publicly mocking music star Wizkid over not owning a private jet.
Tunde Ednut replied, saying he would do so after Wizkid buys his own, adding, “After Wizkid, by God’s grace.”
This isn’t the first time Tunde Ednut has sparked tension with Wizkid. In 2021, Tunde referred to Wizkid as his younger brother while praising him for a performance, which drew criticism from fans.
In a previous confrontation involving Davido, Wizkid had implied that Tunde needed deliverance and noted he doesn’t diss disabled individuals.
The jet discussion comes shortly after Davido celebrated his father, Dr. Deji Adeleke, purchasing a third private jet.
This follows a year after Davido himself bought a $75 million private jet and recently held a lavish wedding in Miami.
Netizens Reactions…
@temi. herself reacted: “Wizzy lives rent free for una head cos wetin bring him name to this conversation.”
@ikay_kollyns said: “Stray bullet for nak person wey dey one side, dey smoke Igbo”
@nenejones_esq commented: “Shebi, he has started looking for trouble now. Popsy will soon drop one for the road.”
@ama_nanya_ said: “If Wizkid insults him 2 years for this statement, una go dey vex. But Wizkid dey his own, this headnut decided to call him out.”
@honeybaddiva stated: “Me patiently waiting for December or January till Wizkid will fire back at una wey don use am catch cruise o. Cos baba dey write songs for now.”
@ebychytoo said: “If Wizkid face am now, dem go dey Wizkid too do.”
@thobbiey reacted: “Agbaya”

Financial expert, Geh Geh explains why upcoming artists don’t get famous after they feature the Grammy award-winning singer, Wizkid.
He opined that the reason is because Wizkid is too famous that the whole spotlight would be on him and little to no attention would be paid to the upcoming artist.
According to him, upcoming artist shouldn’t be featuring Wizkid for this reason.
His words …
“How many upcoming artists wey don feature Wizkid wey blow? People dey talk say if them feature Wizkid for song De song no dey blow or the artist no dey blow. No be because Wizkid no get talent but because Wizkid glory too get talent. Wizkid glory dey outshine the upcoming artists. If you feature Wizkid for song, nobody go even know say you dey the song. Na Wizkid go carry all the glory…if you feature Wizkid for song you no go fit blow. Upcoming artist no suppose dey feature Wizkid for song. Nobody go know you na Wizkid go carry all the glory…”
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Ayra Starr, the Nigerian singer, has declared Wizkid, her Grammy-winning colleague, as the king of ‘sexy Afrobeats’.
Recall that there is an ongoing debate over the superiority of Afrobeats powerhouses Wizkid, Davido, and Burna Boy, otherwise called the “Big 3.”
Speaking in a recent interview with Complex, Ayra Starr boldly declared Wizkid as the king of the genre.
She explained that she decided to feature the Starboy crooner in her hit song ‘Gimme Dat’ because no one does “sexy Afrobeats” better than him.
“Nobody else could have been right on that song [‘Gimme Dat’] aside from Wizkid. Even just his sonics and the sound, the chorus pattern feels very Wizkid; it feels very like sexy Afrobeats.
“And everybody knows Wizkid is the king of sexy Afrobeats,” she said.
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Controversial socialite, Bobrisky has confessed to his feelings for the Afrobeats musician, Wizkid, as he expresses readiness to quit all his relationships for him.
He stated that the only person who can make him leave all his boyfriends is Wizkid.
Bobrisky opined that he has been crushing on Wizkid for a long time and he knows that Wizkid is his type.
He mentioned that Wizkid is capable of meeting all his needs and be mute about their relationship.
His words …
“The only man in Nigeria that can tell me babe leave all ur boyfriends and stay with me and you dare not cheat on me is WIZKID. Have been crushing on him for years cos I know he’s capable of paying my bills and most importantly that guy mouth is close damn… ur secret with is everlasting. He’s not a social media freak.”
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Nollywood actress, Iyabo Ojo, has urged Nigerian singers, Wizkid and Tiwa Savage, to help new generational artistes avoid being exploited by record labels.
626Blaze reports that Iyabo Ojo made this known during a recent Instagram live session with fans, urging the musicians to join the ongoing campaign to get justice for their late colleague, Mohbad.
She explained that the late singer was inspired by them and other top artists to pursue a music career.
According to the thespian, the Nigerian music industry cannot afford to allow what legendary musicians, such as Fela Kuti, King Sunny Ade, and 2Baba, went through in the hands of record label executives and the authorities to happen to the new generation of artistes.
She said, “Wizkid and Tiwa Savage, I need you. These young boys, they come from the slums and ghettos just like most of you did, and they were inspired by you guys to become artists. And they have so much talent. Music is one of the talents that has put Nigeria on the map… These children are making us proud.
“Nigeria is blessed with talents, and we cannot allow any cult or anyone pull them down. We cannot allow anybody pull those children down because their music is what’s giving us joy… We will not allow what Fela Kuti, King Sunny Ade, and 2Baba went through in the hands of record label executives and the authorities to happen to new generational artists.”