Wizkid, a renowned Nigerian musician, sparked a significant online uproar with his recent statements about his fan club, Wizkid FC.
His comments generated a massive reaction on social media, with many fans and followers sharing their thoughts and opinions on the matter. The controversy surrounding Wizkid FC has created a buzz in the online music community, with fans eagerly engaging in discussions and arguments.
Naija Traffic recalls previously reporting that Wizkid had boasted on social media that he could start a church and it would quickly gain a large following, filling its auditorium to capacity within days. This statement sparked a lot of attention and debate among his fans and the online community, with many reacting to his bold claim.
A social media user responded to Wizkid’s statement about starting a church by suggesting that he is more likely to establish a cult rather than a traditional religious institution, implying that his charismatic influence and devoted fan base, known as Wizkid FC, might be more suited to a cult-like following.
Wizkid responded to a fan’s comment on social media, addressing the suggestion that his fan club, Wizkid FC, is similar to a cult. The fan had joked that Wizkid is more likely to start a cult than a church, and Wizkid’s response acknowledged the comment, showing that he is aware of the dedication and loyalty of his fans, which some people might liken to cult-like devotion.
He stated;
“After God na God. No go whine.”
Wizkid replied to the comment by asking his fans if they really think his fan club, Wizkid FC, resembles a cult. He then followed up with another tweet, sharing his thoughts on the concept of God and cults, possibly seeking to clarify his earlier statement and dispel any misconceptions. By doing so, he sparked further conversation and debate among his fans and social media users.
Below are some of the arguments and reactions that followed his reply;
@OGBdeyforyou: “Which colour una dey fly?”
@Alex_Houseof308: “Ah, na Morayo I come listen to oh, which one be who goes me?”
@miky_choco: “Na machala cult.”
@arenaofinfo: “Just look at what a supposed celebrity is posting online. What are you teaching the people that look up to you. In a sane country, you should be invited by the police to answer some questions concerning this post.”
@Jbrandy_YBNL: “Nah music carry me reach here .. which one be cult matter.”
@reallest_geee: “Who be no 1, who be no 2.”
@GucciStarboi: “Baba never even open church but him preachings don Dey enter body.”
@abazwhyllzz: “Tomorrow na Friday,Elon’s day. Walahi I understand you.”
@wizkidfc_: “Believe Na why them call am beginning and the end.”
@DemoOfUK: “Wetin we go name your church?”
@provii8: “Wizkid go whine you but no panic, after God na God.”
Remember how Wizkid recently vented his frustration about being identified and seen as a specific type of artist.
During that outburst, he declared that he no longer identifies as an Afrobeats artist, and instead revealed the new style of music he has transitioned to, breaking free from the expectations and categorizations of his previous work.
