“Na Ur Papa Business”: Wizkid Attacks Fan Who Disagreed With His Recent View on Money and Love

“Na Ur Papa Business”: Wizkid Attacks Fan Who Disagreed With His Recent View on Money and Love

  • Nigerian renowned singer Wizkid buzzed the internet after he knocked one of his fans who disagreed with his recent statement
  • The Star Boy music executive took to social media to argue that money cannot buy love
  • One of the singer's followers tackled him for that statement, spurring a fresh round of commotion online
  • In a chat with relationship therapist Kingsley Speaks, he addressed the Star Boy Executive's statement

Multi-award-winning Nigerian singer Ayodeji Balogun, best known as Wizkid, exchanged words with one of his fans who exercised cleverness over his recent opinion on love and money.

The musician, who distanced himself from Afrobeats days ago, declared on Elon Musk's X (formerly known as Twitter) that money cannot buy love.

Wizkid makes statement about money and love
Wizkid floors fans who disagreed with him on love and money. Credit: @wizkidayomedia
Source: Instagram
"Money don't buy love," he tweeted.

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One of the singer's followers took to the comments to voice out his doubt, saying:

"Boss, I disagree."

Wizkid responded by making fun of his father, stating that his views don't matter to him.

"That one na ur papa business," Wiz wrote.

In a previous report, the Made in Lagos singer generated massive reactions online after the video of his latest acquisition surfaced.

The Grammy Award winner was said to have splashed $1 million on an ice chain. In the clip, the jeweller who made the fashion accessory showed it off for fans to see.

The chain bought by the singer who lost his mother last year was glittering, oozing class and simplicity.

See the conversation below:

Money is used as a substitute - Kingsley Speaks

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In a chat with relationship therapist Kingsley Speaks, he pointed out the influence of money in relationships and noted that it cannot replace the foundation of genuine love and connection between two people.

"Money cannot and will not be able in itself to buy love. If anyone ever tries this, it means their love will be conditional.
"True love is built on the foundation of two people coming together to genuinely love themselves and build a life together. Money will only amplify the love that exists between two people. Money will make what already exists to become stronger.
"But if there isn't any genuine love between two people and money is used as a substitute, sooner or later that relationship will hit the wall and it will collapse. Whenever you see people build a relationship on money, it means the foundation is already at fault. And in no time, life will test it

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"Money cannot be a substitute for genuine love. Money only amplifies genuine love between two people."

Nigerians react as Wizkid floors fan

Legit.ng compiled the reactions below:

mavimoney:

"Machala dey cap you self wan dey cap."

@Dhavidote:

"This boy and disrespecting his fans."

@TenmanNoble1:

"Na by force to agree with you? Why call his papa unprovoked? We go soon cancel you."

ifec_emma:

"Another fan replied with "mother's love is the closest to God's love". Now, Wizkid liked the reply and retweeted it. Wizkid replies accordingly."

iam_muhamzy:

"If no be ment you Dey disagree with person wey get money pass your papa."

pimpmyhair2.0:

"Just go frame that reply,na ur Easter gift."

Wizkid begs Lagos paparazzi

Legit.ng earlier reported that a video of Wizkid at a recent party went viral online.

The Afrobeats star and his team were spotted in an animated setting when a young paparazzi approached to shoot footage of them.

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Wiz, in his rare humorous attitude, urgently begged the man behind the camera to cease recording him and accused him of trying to expose him.

Source: Legit.ng

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Chinasa Afigbo (Editor) Chinasa Afigbo is a pop culture/music journalist and content writer with over four years of experience in other mainstream media organisations, including Vanguard Media and Guardian Life. She holds a degree in Information Management Technology from the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO). She also moved on to pursue courses in writing & media communications. Chinasa has also been published in other Intl journals, like The African Report. Reach her at: chinasa.afigbo@corp.legit.ng.