Nigerian music superstar Wizkid has entered the social media battlefield, lashing out at Seun Kuti over repeated jabs at his devoted fans, Wizkid FC. The feud, which has captured widespread attention online, escalated after Seun, son of Afrobeat legend Fela Kuti, criticized contemporary Nigerian musicians for being unfairly compared to his late father.
Seun argued that no current artist, Wizkid included, matches Fela’s revolutionary impact, ideology, or social message. He went further, calling Wizkid FC “the most ignorant fanbase in the world,” and slammed attempts to equate Wizkid with his father’s legacy.
Unwilling to let the insult slide, Wizkid fired back publicly, using social media to defend his fans and assert his own dominance. His posts didn’t hold back, delivering sharp words laced with frustration and anger.
In one of the explosive tweets, Wizkid wrote:
“Ok everybody better pass Wizkid! Can we all sleep now? Fela fight for freedom, this fool dey fight FC! Oloshi Omo ale.”
In another post, he doubled down:
“Everyday Wizkid! I big pass your papa!! Wetin you one do? Fool at 40. I am big Wiz everyday, bigger than your papa! Wetin you one do fool?”
The online clash has sparked heated debates, with fans of both stars weighing in. While some are defending Wizkid’s right to protect his fanbase, others argue that Seun was merely speaking on Fela’s unmatched legacy.
One thing is clear: this feud has reignited the conversation on legacy, influence, and respect in Nigerian music—and it’s far from over.
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