Wizkid Sparks Controversy: Terry Tha Rapman Accuses Him of Killing Rap and Targeting Afrobeats

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A Heated Debate: A picture combination of Terry Tha Rapman and Wizkid

Terry Tha Rapman, a seasoned Nigerian rapper has ignited a heated debate by accusing Afrobeats sensation Wizkid of not only decimating the rap genre but also of now setting his sights on dismantling Afrobeats.

In a recent exchange on social media platform X, Terry Tha Rapman responded to Wizkid’s earlier assertion that he couldn’t be boxed into a single genre, contending that Wizkid’s previous declaration of “rap is dead” served as the precursor to his current attempt to undermine Afrobeats.

Wizkid’s recent denunciation of Afrobeats sparked a flurry of reactions, with Terry Tha Rapman cautioning Highlife artists to remain vigilant, suggesting they could be Wizkid’s next target.

In a pointed message directed at Wizkid, Terry Tha Rapman questioned how many genres the Afrobeats star intended to extinguish, humorously quipping, “First rap, now Afrobeats. How many genres Wizkid wan kill? Highlife, run o!”

Wizkid’s Genre Departure: Tunde Ednut’s Reaction to Singer’s Controversial Album Announcement Admist A Heated Debate

A picture of Music Sensation, Wizkid

Meanwhile, amidst the controversy, Wizkid took to his Instastories to announce his upcoming album, ‘Morayo,’ clarifying that it wasn’t tailored for Afrobeats enthusiasts, including those who cherished his previous hits like ‘Pakurumo.’

Wizkid’s stance drew mixed reactions from Nigerian celebrities, with Tunde Ednut expressing astonishment at the singer’s position while reaffirming Afrobeats’ cultural significance and enduring legacy.

Despite the divergence of opinions from a heated debate, Tunde Ednut extended well wishes to Wizkid for his forthcoming album, pledging to support it if it met his expectations, encapsulating his sentiments with the statement, “If it’s good, we’ll still download it.”

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