Wizkid Says Music Is A Universal Language & He Wants To Leave A Legacy

  • By Olamide Onipede

Wizkid sits down to talk about how Nigerian and African music has grown over the years.

He said during the interview that “It’s a sound and a style that is changing western music. Afrobeats – the fusion of African and international pop music is helping secure some of West Africa’s brightest stars a global audience.”

Chances of Success In the US: “Music is a universal language, you don’t need to understand what someone is saying to feel the music or love the music. For me, I feel like it’s just gonna bring this industry (Afrobeats) mainstream. It’s going to do a lot, it’s going to contribute, and probably take over the world.

“Everyone has a little bit of Afropop sound-inspired. Look at Drake on his last album (“Views”), look at Alicia Keys with what she is doing right now with the sound on ‘In common’. Everything is coming back home.”
Watch the full interview below…

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