I know nobody wants to say it, but I'll say it anyway.
One thing I genuinely h@te about Wizkid's team is how calm and easy-going they are. At some point, that peace starts looking like weakness. It invites disrespect and makes people feel they can insult, bully, or drag the brand without consequences.
There is absolutely no reason Mr. Sunday Are should be giving someone like Carta Efe that kind of audience after everything he's done to disrespect Wizkid and his brand.
We the fans, we're constantly out there defending Wizkid's name and pushing back against disrespect whenever it comes. ( As she should )Then you turn around and see a member of his team hanging out with the same people who have spent their time dragging him, all smiles and showing teeth.
Omo, abeg. Abeg. Abeg. Some things just don't sit right with me.
βGod will pvnish DβBanj, Wizkidβs manager Sunday Are and Wizkid himself for using me to do a fake promotion about a car they didn't give meβ
- Carter Efe reveals π£π³π
This isnβt an achievement for afrobeats or burna boy. This is achievement is for Shakira. She is the owner of the song and just invited burna to hop on it.
Itβs not even his own record so whatβs the fuss
Iβve never witnessed this level of greatness in the history of Afrobeats. I honestly donβt think any Nigerian artist will ever reach Burna Boyβs level again
@Bwestonimi Wizkid can promote his album the way it suits him and still promote massively.
Canβt you see how made in Lagos was pushed.. he is more laid back now
Ngl. The promotion wiz does for his projects are poor!
I mean when he locked in and promoted jogodo and money constant.. you can clearly see the result.
He actually has a massive fanbase because there is no way another afrobeats artist would do that and get 500M streams on Spotify!
Even drake still dey push ein shit, Drake ooo, see the whole rollout of his album, the campaigns , the pr, you go drop album, no promote am , sit down for house dey tweet nonsense.
na all this disrespect for TL dey actually pain me..
LETS ALL LAUGH AT SOUTH AFRICA ππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππ