Nigerian music sensation Wizkid ignited controversy on X-Platform, formerly known as Twitter, earlier today. Known for his outspoken nature, Wizkid didn't hold back as he took aim at various figures in the industry, including Mavins Record Label signee Ladipoe and label manager Don Jazzy.
The feud began when Ladipoe teased Wizkid over his recent assertion that hip-hop is dead. Seizing the opportunity to poke fun at the superstar, Ladipoe's playful jab quickly caught the attention of fans and escalated the tension.
However, it was Wizkid's thinly veiled remarks directed at Don Jazzy that sparked the most significant reaction. In his X-Platform post, Wizkid made a cryptic statement suggesting that he had never engaged with anyone associated with an "influencer," a term commonly associated with Don Jazzy's role as a record label manager and social media personality.
The subtlety of Wizkid's dig didn't go unnoticed, and Don Jazzy wasted no time in responding. In a move that sent shockwaves through the digital sphere, Don Jazzy swiftly unfollowed Wizkid on various social media platforms, signaling his disapproval of the singer's remarks.
As the feud between the two music icons unfolded online, fans were left divided, with some rallying behind Wizkid and others expressing support for Don Jazzy. Meanwhile, the larger implications of this digital showdown have sparked discussions about the power dynamics within the Nigerian music industry and the role of social media in shaping public perception.
Amid the drama, Wizkid further stirred the pot by sharing an awkward video of fellow musician Davido, adding another layer of intrigue to an already tense situation.
