Wizkid defends Morayo amid criticisms, says album remains the biggest

Wizkid has defended his much-discussed album, Morayo, against criticisms suggesting it failed to meet expectations.

The Nigerian music superstar, in his characteristic confidence, stated that the album is his most significant project yet and promised an elaborate promotional campaign in Lagos.

Since its release, Morayo has sparked a heated debate among fans and critics alike.

While a faction of music lovers, particularly those aligned with his rival Davido, have questioned its success, Wizkid remains unbothered.

He expressed excitement about taking the album on tour, calling it an opportunity to connect with his fans in an unparalleled way.

“Morayo remains the biggest album out right now,” Wizkid said in a recent interview.

“I can’t wait to bring the energy to Lagos and show the world what we’ve been cooking. This is just the beginning.”

The album’s debut was indeed remarkable.

Reports indicated that Morayo earned an impressive 16.27 million streams on Spotify within its first 24 hours of release, setting a new personal record for Wizkid.

Despite this achievement, some fans have taken to social media to label the project a disappointment.

Critics argue that the album doesn’t showcase the innovation and depth they expected from an artist of Wizkid’s stature.

However, his supporters point to the overwhelming streaming numbers and glowing reviews from international outlets as proof of its impact.

Adding to the drama, some of the harshest critiques are believed to come from fans loyal to Davido.

This rivalry, reignited by Wizkid’s comments prior to the album’s release, has fuelled online debates.

Many see the backlash as less about the music and more about the enduring competition between the two stars.

Despite the polarising opinions, Morayo has continued to break records.

Industry analysts have highlighted its performance as a testament to Wizkid’s global appeal.

The album has not only dominated charts but has also inspired conversations about Afrobeat’s evolution.

In response to the criticism, Wizkid urged fans to focus on the music rather than the noise surrounding it.

“I’m here to create and inspire. Numbers don’t lie, and the fans know what’s real,” he said.

The upcoming Lagos tour is expected to be a spectacle.

Insiders reveal that Wizkid is pulling out all the stops to make it an unforgettable experience, with plans for immersive visuals and collaborations with top artists.

Social media reactions have been equally divided.

While some users continue to question the album’s artistic direction, others praise Wizkid for staying true to his sound and pushing Afrobeat’s boundaries.

One fan tweeted, “People need to stop hating and give credit where it’s due. Wizkid is a global star, and Morayo is proof of that.”

Another countered, “Big numbers don’t always mean great music. Wizkid needs to evolve.”

As Wizkid prepares to bring Morayo to Lagos, all eyes are on the superstar to see how he navigates the ongoing discourse.