Yomi Sars, known for his association with Wizkid, had sparked reactions with his subtle posts on Snapchat. In one post, he wrote, "December na series film we go shoot, pikin way no sabi swim make he no enter river o." However, many interpreted the post as a veiled message, although it was unclear who it was directed at.

Meanwhile, Davido shared two separate tweets that have been interpreted by some as a response to Yomi Sars' posts. One of the tweets read, "Price and pay." However, it is unclear if Davido's tweets were indeed a response to Yomi Sars or just a coincidence.

The separate posts have added fuel to the ongoing speculation about the feud between Davido and Wizkid. Fans of both artists are eagerly waiting to see how the situation unfolds.

Yomi Sars' cryptic post:

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Davido's cryptic post:

Price and pay

— Davido (@davido) December 10, 2024

Robocop

— Davido (@davido) December 10, 2024

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In a series of posts on the X platform, Skales expressed his frustration and disappointment over the relentless trolling, which he claims has taken a toll on his mental health.

Skales accused Wizkid of turning a blind eye to the toxic behaviour of his fans, and even implied that the singer might be financially supporting their actions. He emphasized that he has tried to maintain peace and focus on his career, but his patience has limits.

The singer urged fans to respect boundaries and warned of potential fallout if the trolling continues. Skales' comments come after fellow singer Tiwa Savage previously called out Wizkid's fanbase for their negative online behaviour.

Skales' posts have sparked a heated debate on social media, with many calling for Wizkid to address the issue and condemn the behaviour of his fans.

“And to think that Wizkid sees this and he enjoys it and probably bank rolls this people ... I want peace but war Is an option too”

- Skales to Wizkidfc pic.twitter.com/XGK1Kt7tpc

— HipTv (@HipTv) December 6, 2024

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In a recent post, which has since been deleted, Wizkid expressed his desire to encounter his adversaries in Lagos. "Otw in Lagos. I pray I run into my opps!" he stated before taking down the post after almost an hour.

This follows a string of tweets from Wizkid in which he declared 2024 as the year for the "death of his opponents" and vowed to outshine his critics with unparalleled success.

The remarks have sparked heated reactions online, with fans and observers speculating about the targets of his comments. While some see it as a bold declaration of dominance in the industry, others have called for reconciliation and focus on music.

Wizkid prays to run into you-know-who in Lagos #Instablog9janews #TrendingStory #Awareness #StayUpdated pic.twitter.com/ohv6GJguca

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Following the release of one of the most anticipated albums of 2024, 'Morayo,' multiple award-winning singer and performer Ayodeji Balogun popularly known as Wizkid has achieved what many have categorised as a career milestone on the UK Official Albums Chart by debuting at number 14 on the chart.

Wizkid who has now debuted a total of 4 projects on the Chart in the UK received his highest debut spot with 'Morayo' at number 14 in the first week of tracking surassing his initial spot of 15 with the highly acclaimed 'Made In Lagos' album that changed the trajectory of African music.

The album 'Morayo' has continued to set and break existing streaming records on the digital streaming platform Spotify as it recorded the highest numbers of streams in the first week of release for an African album breaking the existing record held by South Africa's Tyla.

'Morayo' is expected to record a debut on the Billboard 200 chart scheduled for release on Monday December 2, 2024.

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Nigerian superstar Ayodeji Balogun Ibrahim, globally known as Wizkid, has confirmed plans for a headline gig in his hometown of Lagos as he kicks off the tour for his latest album, Morayo.

The global pop icon recently released his seventh studio album, a 16-track project titled Morayo, dedicated to his late mother as a heartfelt tribute following her passing in 2023. The project, a follow-up to his 2022 album More Love, Less Ego, has been making waves globally, shattering records on streaming platforms. It features an exciting lineup of collaborators, including Brent Faiyaz, Asake, Tiakola, and others.

This announcement marks Wizkid's return to a Lagos stage after two years, his last performance being at the 2022 Flytime Music Festival. Fans, eager to see one of Africa’s biggest music exports back home, are buzzing with anticipation.

A few days ago, Wizkid first hinted at the Lagos concert on Instagram, posting a photo with the caption, “Lagos December,” sparking excitement among his followers.

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The Grammy-winning singer, on Friday, November 29, 2024, followed up his initial post with an official confirmation of a tour for his latest album. He also revealed plans for a highly anticipated homecoming concert in Lagos, delighting fans across the globe.

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Global streaming giant Apple Music has unveiled its editorially curated list of the Best Songs in Nigeria for 2024, with Seyi Vibez taking the lead.

As the year wraps up, numerous year-end lists surface to celebrate the highlights of the past 12 months. Apple Music’s list, however, stands out as it is not based on streaming numbers but rather a selection by the platform’s editorial team.

Topping the chart is Seyi Vibez with his hit single Different Pattern. He is closely followed by Mavin Records' songstress Ayra Starr with Bad Vibez, a collaboration featuring Seyi Vibez. Securing the third spot is Wizkid’s dynamic collaboration with street-hop sensation Zlatan, titled IDK.

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Other notable artists featured on the 100-song list include Omah Lay, Shallipopi, Asake, Rema, Kendrick Lamar, and more, showcasing a diverse mix of homegrown and international talent.

While this list celebrates the year’s standout tracks, Apple Music emphasises that it reflects editorial preferences, offering a unique perspective on the songs that defined 2024 in Nigeria.

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In a recent interview with Naija FM, Ruger shared his remarkable experience associating with Wizkid, one of the most influential figures in the Nigerian music industry. Ruger, who has been dubbed the "Mini Idolo" by fans, revealed that he surprisingly recorded his biggest first-day stream on the same day Wizkid released his highly anticipated project, More Love, Less Ego.

Ruger attributed this unexpected success to Wizkid FC, who he believes streamed both his song Toma Toma (feat. Tiwa Savage) and Wizkid's project simultaneously. According to Ruger, Wizkid instructed his fans to support his music, which led to the unexpected surge in streams.

Meanwhile, Ruger's song Toma Toma was released on the same day as Wizkid's project, which is often considered a recipe for disaster in the music industry. However, Ruger's experience defied this conventional wisdom, thanks to the support of Wizkid FC.

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In a recent interview on City FM, B-Red was asked how he feels when his cousin Davido faces online criticism and backlash, particularly from fellow singer Wizkid. B-Red responded by stating that online criticism is an inevitable part of fame.

According to B-Red, any famous person is bound to face criticism and backlash online, regardless of their status or reputation. He noted that even legendary artists like Michael Jackson are not immune to online abuse.

B-Red emphasized that online criticism is a normal part of life as a celebrity, saying, "If you don't get dragged, you never blow. Even the greats like Michael Jackson, if you post a picture, they'll abuse you. If you're famous, everybody must have something to say. So that's life."

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According to Odumodublvck, Wizkid co-signed his breakout single Declan Rice by sharing it on social media while he was lying in a sick bed in Abuja, recovering from a life-threatening illness.

The rapper revealed that Wizkid's simple act of sharing his song changed his life and that of his family forever. Despite not featuring on Wizkid's latest album Morayo, Odumodublvck expressed his gratitude to the superstar singer, stating that he would never bite the hand that fed him.

In a post on social media, Odumodublvck wrote, "I was on my sick bed in Abuja, I almost lost my life. Only to wake up and see that Wizkid posted 'Declan Rice'. It was the beginning of something new for me and my family."

ABEG. MAKE UNA LEAVE ME

I WAS ON MY SICK BED IN ABUJA

I ALMOST LOST MY LIFE.

ONLY TO WAKE UP AND SEE THAT WIZKID POSTED DECLAN RICE.

IT WAS THE BEGINNING OF SOMETHING NEW FOR ME AND MY FAMILY.

I CANNOT PUT INTO WORDS HOW I FELT.

I HAVE NEVER BEEN THE ONE TO BITE THE… https://t.co/Wm8hHDV5Us

— INDUSTRY MACHINE (@Odumodublvck_) November 25, 2024

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The album, which was released last week, has emerged as the favourite new music of all genres in a poll conducted by American music and entertainment magazine, Billboard.

Wizkid's Morayo beat out stiff competition from American singer Kendrick Lamar's album GNX and American rapper Jack Harlow's album Hello Miss Johnson to claim the top spot. This achievement is proof of Wizkid's growing global influence and the widespread appeal of his music.

The album's success is not limited to the Billboard poll. Morayo has also debuted at number one on the NG Spotify Weekly Albums chart, with Wizkid's previous projects also experiencing a surge in popularity.

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It’s been over a decade since Wizkid’s debut album, Superstar, launched him into stardom, solidifying his place as one of his generation’s most promising stars. Since then, he has delivered standout projects such as Ayo, Sounds From the Other Side, and most notably, Made in Lagos, arguably his finest and most successful album to date.

Wizkid has continuously evolved, redefining his sound since Sounds From the Other Side, a shift that culminated in the globally acclaimed Made in Lagos. This transformation, likely influenced by his exposure to diverse musical landscapes, moved him away from the high-energy "kpalongo" sound that once dominated his catalogue and the industry at large. Instead, his recent work leans towards a more relaxed, soulful style, enriched with lush instrumentation. However, his last two projects—More Love, Less Ego (2022) and S2 (2023)—while maintaining his refined direction didn’t resonate as expected, leaving him in search of a project that could rival or surpass the success of Made in Lagos.

Titled Morayo after his late mother, whom he lost in 2023, fans anticipated Wizkid’s most introspective and heartfelt project to date. However, rather than centering solely on introspection, the singer chose to highlight the various personas of his artistry since his debut—infused with romance and a touch of playful sensuality that remains a core ingredient of his music.

The album begins on a reflective note, sampling Fuji legend Kwam 1 De Ultimate’s performance at Wizkid’s mother’s funeral. With rich instrumentation—primarily gangan drums and saxophone—that permeates the album, the opening track, Troubled Mind, sets the tone. As the title suggests, Wizkid reveals his vulnerabilities on this mid-tempo P2J-co-produced record, making it an apt introduction to the project.

While Troubled Mind lays a soulful foundation, the energy shifts instantly with the second track, Karamo. It’s a lively, groove-packed party starter that rekindles the high-energy "Lamba Wiz" fans have longed for. The tempo builds further with Kese, a lead single that amassed a record-breaking 1.57 million streams on Spotify within 24 hours of release. With its irresistible Afrobeats rhythm and dance-floor appeal, Kese is undeniably a standout on the album, crafted to ignite clubs and playlists alike.

The project’s first feature comes from Asake, whose appearance on the album was a pleasant surprise, especially considering their recent collaboration on the Grammy-nominated song MMS, which was highly praised by music lovers. Unlike the solemn and reflective tone of MMS, their new track Bad Girl takes a more uptempo approach, celebrating a lady with playful admiration. While it’s a decent record, it falls short of being exceptional. Given the massive success of MMS, Bad Girl might struggle to maintain momentum and could fade quickly, unable to compete with the impact of their initial collaboration both sonically and in terms of potential.

Wizkid’s transition since Sounds From the Other Side, which positioned him as a soft-spoken, soul-stirring R&B artist, continues to evolve impressively, often yielding stellar results within this spectrum. Time is one of the laid-back tracks on the project, delivering a well-deserved dose of lush melodies. The tempo seamlessly carries into Piece of My Heart, a silky R&B duet featuring American singer Brent Faiyaz. The track is particularly noteworthy for its structure as a two-in-one record, shifting sounds within the same song. Its exceptional delivery and unique arrangement make it another standout on the album, solidifying its place as one of the lead singles preceding the project’s release.

Known for infusing Caribbean influences into his music through tracks like Joro, Mamacita, and others, Wizkid explores similar themes with Break Me Down. This track blends sensuality with an upbeat tempo, merging Afro-Caribbean vibes with an R&B flair. Its groove is enhanced by a stellar yet understated performance from an unknown songstress. The tempo resets to a party-starters template with Bend, a proper Afrobeats banger that many anticipated. Slightly heavier than Kese, it has all the makings of a club anthem and could easily become a standout track from the project. In contrast, A Million Blessings feels underwhelming and skippable. Despite the orchestra-inspired production laced with Afrobeats elements that attempt to elevate it, the track lacks the energy and flair to leave a lasting impression, coming across as an album filler.

Wizkid’s signature soulful, feel-good sound makes a strong return on Après Minuit and Bad For You, featuring French rapper Tiakola and American singer Jazmine Sullivan, respectively. These tracks showcase his ability to carefully select collaborators who seamlessly complement his artistry. This approach has paid off in the past with tracks like True Love featuring Tay Iwar and Projexx from Made in Lagos, and the pattern continues to shine here.

While Soji leans on its Afrobeats roots, it doesn’t rise above being another filler. On the other hand, Don’t Care delves deeper into indigenous Afrobeat vibes, offering a more grounded and authentic Wiz. Meanwhile, Slow and Lose are beautifully delivered soft-tempo tracks that resonate with Wizkid’s introspective side, adding a refreshing calm to the album’s flow. The project ends on a high note with Pray, a track that ties together the album’s reflective and celebratory themes.

With P2J producing fourteen tracks and P.Priime and DAMEDAME handling the remaining two, the album boasts a rich and robust soundscape, instrumentation, and production. However, the production could have benefitted from more diverse input to balance out the P2J-heavy contributions.

While Morayo strays beyond the female-centric, romantic, and sensual themes that often characterise Wizkid’s music, it falls short of presenting a cohesive core theme. Whether tied to the significance of its title or simply as a standalone project, the album lacks a unifying thematic structure, leaving it feeling somewhat disjointed. It doesn’t deliver the kind of immersive experience that channels the listener’s thoughts in a specific direction—perhaps towards romance, as has been the hallmark of some of Wizkid’s most memorable works.

Nonetheless, the project is more inclusive, showcasing nearly every artistic phase of Wizkid’s career. It marks an intentional return to crafting proper Afrobeats bangers, a dimension of his brand that has been notably missing in recent years. Morayo is a blend of Wizkid’s signature styles, presented on a more mature and well-rounded level, making it accessible to fans across different stages of life. Despite these highlights, Morayo as a whole feels decent but doesn’t quite possess the standout quality needed to compete with several other Nigerian albums released in 2024. It’s a solid addition to Wizkid’s catalogue but lacks the groundbreaking appeal that defines his most celebrated work.

Overall Rating: 7.0

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The lyrics of "Bad For You" by Wizkid featuring Jazmine Sullivan center on a passionate, intoxicating, and mutually alluring relationship. The artists explore the thrill and sensuality of being drawn to someone, despite potential risks. Bad For You sultry and intimate vibes, combined with a carefree attitude, capture the intensity and allure of a love that feels both irresistible and risky.

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Wizkid & Jazmine Sullivan - Bad For You Lyrics

Chorus: Jazmine Sullivan
I just can't imagine if, 'magine if it wasn't you
Love it when you're grabbing it, grab it like it's made for you
Feelings, they've been catching me, yeah, yeah, see, it's what you want
I know that you're bad for me, I'll be bad for you too, uh

Verse 1: Wizkid
This, this kind of music take you on a trip
This kind of music make you want to whine up your hips
This kind of music make you, make you, make you feel alright now
What's your play?
Got you pulling panties to the side now
Let your body talk, give it dialogue
Going back and forth for the rest of the night
Hol' on, now one life is priceless, yeah
So, I go, I dey live my life like it's gold
Iwo nikan lo ma ba mi lo
Whine am baby girl, I wan know
Ọmọ many, many things I wan know
I no wan let your body feel alone
I go dеy give your body all you want
Baby, no stare too long
Baby, dey by your phonе
I go call when I'm done

Chorus: Jazmine Sullivan
I just can't imagine if, 'magine if it wasn't you
Love it when you're grabbing it, grab it like it's made for you (Ooh)
Feelings, they've been catching me, yeah, yeah, see, it's what you want
I know that you're bad for me (Bad for me), I'll be bad for you too, uh (Ooh)

Verse 2: Wizkid
Oh my darling, you the best
No dey make this statement under duress
Things you dey do, no one compete the best
Oh, my girl bad, she be ten nothing less, mm
Girl, you dey do things to make me charge up
Make I feel your backa, baby, make you put the Benz on
Baby don dey make me feel alive, I no dey lie
We dey do things, omo, till sunrise

Verse 3: Jazmine Sullivan
The way you turning me on, it's going off tonight
Last call, we pour it up tonight
I call, we acting up tonight
Support, I need your body on mine
'Cause nothing's a taboo with me, you can be free
Teach me, baby, freak me
Give it all to me, you receive me

Chorus: Jazmine Sullivan
I just can't imagine if, 'magine if it wasn't you
Love it when you're grabbing it, grab it like it's made for you (Ooh)
Feelings, they've been catching me, yeah, yeah, see, it's what you want
I know that you're bad for me (Bad for me), I'll be bad for you too, uh (Ooh)

Outro: Wizkid
Oh baby, just dance
Oh baby
Oh baby, just dance
Oh baby, just dance to me

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The lyrics of "Soji" by Wizkid highlight themes of love, admiration, and partnership. The song expresses a deep affection for a woman who embodies the "perfect type," emphasizing her uniqueness and the joy she brings.

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Wizkid - Soji Lyrics

Verse 1
Maybe we could go slow
Maybe we can stay young
Every single day, I'm with you
You remind me of the good times

Pre-Chorus
Truly lovely, and truly know me
Your body so wicked, baby girl you're wild
Come, make I spoil you, with a different style
No limit on the weekend, hold them when they find you now

Chorus
Soji, soji, soji, soji, soji, soji
Make you dey follow my lead love
Honey, honey, honey, honey, honey, honey
You should be falling on me, love
The GLE, just to show you it's neat like this, just dey follow my lead now
For mе, the things that you do, make me feel say I need you, pеrfect type of woman

Verse 2
You dey run the show, you're doing the most
Baby, say na you I dey show love
My girl, you're everything I need, plus more
Got many reasons to live as one
Love when you talk, girl, you speaking my language, causing damage
I go make sure we go dey on point
I got vision, I can see the whole world, no lie

Pre-Chorus
She really love me, and she really know me
Your body so wicked, baby girl, you're wild
Come, make I spoil you, with a different style
No limit on the weekend, hold them when they find you now

Chorus
Soji, soji, soji, soji, soji, soji
Make you dey follow my lead love
Honey, honey, honey, honey, honey, honey
You should be falling on me, love
The GLE, just to show you it's neat like this, just dey follow my lead now
For me, the things that you do, make me feel say I need you, perfect type of woman
Soji, soji, soji, soji, soji, soji
Nake you dey follow my lead love
Honey, honey, honey, honey, honey, honey
You should be falling on me, love
The GLE, just to show you it's neat like this, just dey follow my lead now
For me, the things that you do, make me feel say I need you, perfect type of woman

Outro
Soji, follow my lead now
Soji, follow my lead now
Be like say, my lead now
Perfect type of woman
Ooh

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The lyrics of "Slow" by Wizkid featuring Anaïs Cardot explore themes of patience, intentionality, and emotional caution in love. The song emphasizes the importance of taking time to nurture a relationship, avoiding rushing into commitments, and ensuring mutual understanding. Anaïs Cardot's chorus highlights a desire for genuine love without unnecessary pressure, while Wizkid's verses celebrate the beauty of connection and the value of savoring moments.

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Wizkid & Anaïs Cardot - Slow Lyrics

Chorus: Anaïs Cardot
No ride or die, better love me or leave me (Can't let you wait on my body)
I'd let you go, I got no burden above me (No time to float when you're playing)
Less to know when I'm careful around you
I gotta go slow if I'm going for you
Go slow, if I'm going for you, ooh

Verse 1: Wizkid
Step back and adore the beautiful thing God bless me with the more
God gave me it, God gave me you, girl, no one else I go choose
Kick back, relax, you are the sweetest melody for sure
Rhythm and blues, the sweetest music

Pre-Chorus: Wizkid
Titi lai lai, take her time now
Yeah, for all night be the star right?
Gentle with my touch, gently with my words
We no fit pay for time, why we come dey rush?
Titi lai lai, titi lai lai, make we dey do all we do titi lai lai
Ká de ma se oun ta ma se, titi lai lai
Take your time with it, as long as you're fine with it

Chorus: Anaïs Cardot
No ride or die, better love me or leave me (Can't let you wait on my body)
I'd let you go, I got no burden above me (No time to float when you're playing)
Less to know when I'm careful around you
I gotta go slow if I'm going for you
Go slow, if I'm going for you, ooh

Verse 2: Wizkid
Gba lo jo
Yes ma, yeah, your body dey the mad
No going fast, ogendegbe for reverse
Constantly mad, you go put am for reverse
I'm la lo jo
Conquer, e don conquer me now
May we dey together, yeah, the feeling na divine
Make I no lie, I've been waiting for the chance

Pre-Chorus: Wizkid
Titi lai lai, take her time now
Yeah, for all night be the star right?
Gentle with my touch, gently with my words
We no fit pay for time, why we come dey rush?
Titi lai lai, titi lai lai, make we dey do all we do titi lai lai
Ka de ma se oun ta ma se, titi lai lai
Take your time with it, as long as you're fine with it

Chorus: Anaïs Cardot
No ride or die, better love me or leave me (Can't let you wait on my body)
I'd let you go, I got no burden above me (No time to float when you're playing)
Less to know when I'm careful around you
I gotta go slow if I'm going for you
Go slow, if I'm going for you, ooh

Outro: Anaïs Cardot
Ooh (Ooh, ooh)
Ooh (Ooh)
Ooh (Ooh, go slow)
Ooh (Ooh)

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The lyrics of "Lose" by Wizkid reflect themes of longing, perseverance, and coping with life's challenges. The song conveys a sense of yearning for someone who is no longer present, intertwined with the determination to overcome obstacles and find solace in blessings and personal growth. Wizkid emphasizes resilience through pain, maintaining faith, and focusing on self-progress while navigating life's ups and downs. The track blends introspection with a celebration of grace, highlighting the importance of staying focused and hopeful amidst struggles.

Wizkid - Lose Lyrics

Intro
I wish you were
I'm wishing, I'm wishing you were here
I wish you were
Wishing you were (Still here), still here (Still here), still here
Oh, I wish you, I really wish you
Oh, I wish you were here, oh, I (Hmm)
Oh, I wish you, I really wish you were here (Still here)
Here by my side

Chorus
Run my race, yeah, I gotta run my race, yeah
Eledumare, reduce my stress
I'm the goon for the blessings
Puff, puff, pass Mary J. like I been waiting for better days
Gotta cope with the pain
And then I maintain the pace, yeah
You know how I do my thing, it's amazing grace
That's the only way
Uh, yeah, yeah

Verse
Make me wan dey talk about (Yeah) real-life fantasies (Yeah, yeah)
Smoke a milli' for the pain
Hanging with my brothers, yeah, we dey
Got my baby girl for me later
Blood on my mind, yeah, yeah, ah
I no fit stop the shine, we turn up
Make dem turn till we don dey see the sun up
Make I dey give them nonstop, yeah (Yeah, yeah)
Yeah, we get nothing back in the days, minimum wage
Now you know the fire 'ever blazing
Make I feel another one baby
Gimme something, make I sip my liquor, Henny with no chaser
Now I don dey feel the...
Why I go dey let them to dey hate? I been all up on my paper
You know big Wiz don't chase none, end of the day, them go try to dey hold us (Yeah)

Chorus: Wizkid
Run my race, yeah, I gotta run my race, yeah
Eledumare, reduce my stress
I'm the goon for the blessings
Puff, puff, pass Mary J. like I been waiting for better days
Gotta cope with the pain
And then I maintain the pace, yeah
You know how I do my thing, it's amazing grace
That's the only way (Yeah)
Uh, yeah, yeah, yeah

Outro
I wish you were
I'm wishing, I'm wishing you were here
I wish you were
Wishing you were (Still here), still here (Still here), still here
Oh, I wish you, I really wish you
Oh, I wish you were here, oh, I
Oh, I wish you, I really wish you were here

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The lyrics of "Don't Care" by Wizkid reflect themes of resilience, gratitude, and living authentically despite challenges. The song emphasizes embracing life with a carefree attitude, rising above negativity, and staying focused on one's journey. Wizkid acknowledges the struggles of the past while expressing gratitude for blessings and the strength to overcome adversity. With an empowering message of perseverance and a refusal to be weighed down by external judgment, the song celebrates a life of purpose and gratitude, guided by faith and determination.

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Wizkid - Don't Care Lyrics

Intro
Yeah, yeah, yeah

Verse 1
I know say the dark cannot fit quench my light
Come mezebu for me
Hold one, take a shot, make I hold am tight
This life na my destiny
Sweet mind, I don't mind what they think all times
The things Jah don do for me
We dey feel alright, we dey feel alright

Pre-Chorus
Plenty talk no dey full basket
Plenty spoiling opo, po, po
How many men don follow me come?
Na we get the omo's wey dey pop, pop, pop
Mehn, I dey thank my life for the amazing grace
Many things we don see, no be today
Anything wey long, I no dеy chase
Dark ink no fit cover the pain, hm

Chorus
Many comе and go (Mm) but I dey live my life on low
(Living life, I don't care living like, I don't care)
Baba sowa dele, t'aba jade ka wole o
(Living life, I don't care, oh, living like, I don't care)

Verse 2
Life of a hustler, blow many trees like a planter
Yeah, we no look like where we come from
Pour a Henny for the darkest days
Take a puff and elevate, giving thanks for blessing, yeah
Omo, na amazing grace
Blood, sweat and tears, where we dey today
And I get my bloodline wey dey motivate
And I swear nothing dey phase me now

Pre-Chorus
Plenty talk no dey full basket
Plenty spoiling opo, po, po
How many men don follow me come?
Na we get the omo's wey dey pop, pop, pop
Mehn, I dey thank my life for the amazing grace
Many things we don see, no be today
Anything wey long, I no dey chase
Dark ink no fit cover the pain, hm

Chorus
Many come and go (Mm) but I dey live my life on low
(Living life, I don't care living like, I don't care)
Baba sowa dele, t'aba jade ka wole o
(Living life, I don't care, oh, living like, I don't care)

Outro
Opo, hmm, hmm

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