Tiwa Savage declares herself one of the big 3 in the music industry

Tiwa Savage, a renowned Nigerian singer, songwriter, and actress, has proclaimed herself one of the “big three” in the music industry.

In a recent interview on Beat FM, the renowned singer confidently asserted her status as “the big one” in the industry, citing her exceptional talent and skill with the microphone, daring others to compare their abilities to hers.

“Don’t get me started because if we’re to go talent for talent, mic for mic, I am the big one”.

REACTIONS:

One Stretch wrote, “Facts. Tiwa might not be no.1 but talent for talent, she’s top 4

One Vampz wrote, “Hype yourself

One Mikki wrote, “Tiwa is who she thinks she is

One Moon Ranker wrote, “Simi better pass you

One Samuel wrote, “She’s capping

One Ife wrote, “She ain’t lying

One Ardey Ifed wrote, “She’s not even capping. She’s really 1 of 1

One Shugar wrote, “Tiwa is unbeatable

One Morayo wrote, “Talent to talent, she is in the big 3”.

One Omolade Adedoyin wrote, “Aunty Tiwa claiming No1 spot but no female artist has been brought to stardom through her

One Daniel wrote, “She isn’t lying. Looking at the music industry in Nigeria, there isn’t a single female that can go toe to toe with Tiwa

As the “Queen of Afrobeats,” she has earned numerous accolades, including Best African Act at the 2018 MTV Europe Music Awards, making her the first woman to win the category.

Her impressive music career spans over two decades, with notable albums like “Once Upon a Time” (2013), “R.E.D” (2015), “Celia” (2020), and extended plays like “Sugarcane” (2017) and “Water & Garri” (2021). Tiwa Savage has collaborated with prominent artists such as Wizkid, Davido, Mr. Eazi, and Beyoncé, solidifying her position in the industry.

Some of her notable achievements include, Best African Act at the 2018 MTV Europe Music Awards, Nigeria Entertainment Awards, and The Headies .

Few months ago Tiwa Savage addressed claims that she doesn’t support fellow female artists with an Instagram rebuttal, asking which artist has more female collaborations than her. She backed her argument with clips from songs featuring Waje, Ayra Starr, Amaare, Becca, and Simi.