- Nigerian singer Wizkid, known for his reserved demeanor, opens up on his struggle to express himself openly.
- The music star took to Twitter to reveal that despite having many thoughts, he often refrains from speaking due to his “bad mouth.”
- Wizkid’s tweet, “Everyday I get things to say but my mouth no good..????,”
- The confession sparked a flurry of reactions on social media.
Ace Nigerian singer and songwriter Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun, popularly known as Wizkid, has disclosed his internal struggle with expressing himself openly.
The music sensation, famed for his chart-topping hits, took to his social media platform to share a glimpse into his thoughts.
Wizkid, who has often been characterized by his reserved nature and selective public appearances, stunned fans and followers with a tweet reflecting on his inclination to speak his mind.
In the tweet, the “Essence” crooner confessed that despite having a plethora of thoughts brewing within him daily, he finds himself inhibited by what he referred to as his “bad mouth.”
The tweet, posted on his verified Twitter account, reads;
“Everyday I get things to say but my mouth no good..????”
Netizens Reactions…
@_VALKlNG remarked: “I swear, before I go say something wey dem go use against me for life”
@starboylekzy1 commented: “abeg talk ????????, this is what i live for idan ????????”
@anthonystilldey said: “Omo that Justin Bieber screenshot really pain you????”
@theagsdaily penned: “We’re ready Wiz. Talk your talk, anybody wey talk go collect”
@amolayinkah wrote: “I no say your mouth sharp bro ????
But I love the fact that you give them silent is the best answer.”
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In other news, American pop star Justin Bieber has taken to social media to express his regret over his collaboration with Nigerian superstar Wizkid on the hit song “Essence,” featuring rising talent Tems.
The Canadian singer opened up on his alleged career struggles since the release of the remix version of “Essence.”
In a now-deleted post on his Instagram account, Justin Bieber shared his feelings, suggesting a correlation between his participation in the remix and a perceived decline in his career.
