- Daniel Regha opined that Wizkid is trying to gain spotlight and draw attention to himself by always throwing shade at Davido.
- He further added that someone who is great has no reason to flaunt his achievement to the public to feel accomplished.
Critic Daniel Regha has shared his thoughts on Wizkid’s recent comments about Davido, suggesting that the singer is seeking to gain the spotlight by throwing shade at his colleague.
Recall that Wizkid blasted Davido on Independence Day, after OBO dropped snippet of his new song.
Wizkid seized the moment to remind everyone who he believes still sits on Afrobeats’ throne.
Davido had earlier teased his followers with a major reveal, sending social media into a frenzy.
Davido’s snippet on X sparked immediate excitement among his loyal supporters, but Wizkid wasted no time dampening the mood with a blistering now-deleted posts on X.
The Starboy maestro boasted about his influence, stating that while he moves the culture forward, his peers—presumably Davido—are stuck releasing what he called “mid songs.”
One passionate Davido fan couldn’t hold back, accusing Wizkid of constantly using Davido’s name for clout, suggesting that Big Wiz was riding on the wave of Davido’s success to promote his own projects.
In a savage clapback, Wizkid declared that beefing with Davido was beneath him, emphasizing that he would never need to attach himself to a singer he deemed as “wack” and untalented.
Wizkid wrote; “I don’t beef wack niggas! We all know he’s wack! No talent!”
Wizkid’s remarks on his X page sparked mixed reactions among netizens, with some berating him for his words.
Daniel Regha In reaction, stated that Wizkid’s actions are an attempt to draw attention to himself and stay in the limelight.
He argues that a truly great individual doesn’t need to constantly flaunt their achievements to feel accomplished.
In his words:
“The fact that u can’t promote ur music or stay in the limelight without intentionally disrespecting ur colleagues, shows u need others to remain in the spotlight. Someone who’s big doesn’t need to remind the public of their status & accomplishments.”
