Wizkid may be known as one of the biggest African exports on the creative scene, but for the singer, one of his main concerns is staying true to the title of his upcoming album and letting go of his egos. See what the singer shared in a conversation with The Guardian here.
Nigerian superstar and Afrobeats A-list ambassador, Wizkid, interviewed journalist Yomi Adegoke for The Guardian and talked about his intended musical legacy and current struggles with his egos.
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The star who has spoken out about his perspective on his music-making process, his feelings for his music and his legacy has shared that like his upcoming album, he still struggles with his ego. Wizkid said. “Everyone fights with their ego and that’s where I am, I’m still trying to get rid of my ego, like everyone else.”
In the music industry, Wizkid shared that he created countless albums, and canceled them until they were satisfied, “Make one, cancel it. Make another one, cancel it. Until I find the right album.” It should be an intense workout. “It’s, man. But I have a lot to say.” As the singer announced earlier; “I’m a very spiritual human being,” he says. “I know I’m making a lot of records in the club, but I really feel like a priest.”
Wizkid also made some social comments on the state of the Nigerian government and the upcoming elections, saying, “All these old men are out of power this time. They need to go to the old people’s home and relax.”
According to the story, Wizkid’s upcoming fifth album “More Love Less Ego” will be released on November 11th and not the 14th as it appears on his Apple Music profile.
Read Wizkid’s full story on The Guardian here.
