“Nah Wizkid get this sub”

• Famous Afrobeats singer, Kizz Daniel triggered buzz and speculations due to his recent post on X (formerly Twitter).
• In a series of posts, the singer attempted to urge upcomers to drop their songs without being too worried about music charts.
• He went on to state that charts are usually manipulated.

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Renowned singer and song-writer, Oluwatobiloba Daniel Anidugbe, professionally Kizz Daniel has elicited reactions online due to his recent posts.

The ‘Buga’ hitmaker took to his X handle to offer advice to upcoming singers.

He encouraged them to drop their jams without doubting themselves or considering the promotion cost.

Speaking further, Kizz Daniel urged these artists to ignore social media algorithms and focus on their crafts. He told them to stop chasing the No.1 spot as most times it’s controlled.

He added that stream farming isn’t a crime as it is part of marketing; however, it’s exclusive to people who have the money.

He wrote:

“For that artiste/ musician wey dey doubt himself or wey dey consider budget …. JUST DROP IT !! The business is two things , your music or your lifestyle … God con bless you, you get the TWO 😂 N**ga drop your 💩 

Leave social media algorithms , focus on your craft … have you ever heard of a guy called KILLER MIKE 🤷🏾‍♂️ guess not … 4 times Grammy winner 🥇 stop chasing number 1 song , it’s meh now = everything can be controlled …. Most of those songs numbers no dey correlate on other platforms … check 🥱

Farming isn’t a crime , it’s Marketing … for placement and all …. But na for who get the money 💰 We ain’t shading anybody here before una start , just tryna push the new generation to DROP THOSE HIDDEN GEMS … I won learn 🤣.”

See the post below:

Reactions subsequently trailed the post with some insinuating that Kizz Daniel was shading Wizkid due to the timing of his posts.

Recall that Wizkid’s new song, ‘Kese (Dance)’ occupied the number one spot on Apple Music barely hours after its release. However, a few moments ago, the song mysteriously vanished from the chart, stirring questions.

See reactions below: