Grammy award-winning singer Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun, better known as Wizkid, has faced heavy criticism following his performance on Asake's recently released album, "Lungu Boy."

Asake released the album on Friday, August 9, 2024, and it quickly caught the attention of social media users.

One of the tracks on the album features a collaboration with Wizkid called "MMS," in which Wizkid delves deep into his emotions and candidly discusses the death of his mother.

This collaboration has sparked controversy on social media, with many criticizing Wizkid's contribution to the song.

Social media critic Daniel Regha is among those who have shared their opinions on the song, giving it a 4/10 rating and stating that Wizkid did not add much value to it.

Numerous social media users have
expressed their disappointment with Wizkid, suggesting that his career ended long ago and he should consider retiring from music to pursue other endeavours.


Read some comments here

tmanalysismedia: "Can Wizkid please quit music"

Maxajee: "Nobody understands his tune again… we don’t Know what he’s singing"

UTDTimCook: "I'd give it 1/10 Dani"

Barbz_xxx: "Exactly, Wizkid should just retire"

manalysismedia: "Make Wizkid just quit music"

Silva_ojonimi: "We need to beg wizkid to retire as a musician and starts acting Yoruba nollywood p"

nuggetman1_: "Wizkid added little or nothing to the song we all know that and i am glad you do too"

AjeboMezie: "Wizkid should just quit this music thing, wallahi it’s not his thing"

GeneralOba31: "Wizkid wey no sabi sing"

Anonnymous_Lord: "You are even generous to give the track 4/10. I'm giving it 2/10"

ree_rehanat: "Exactly he added absolutely nothing to the song"

Wizkid is more of a name than an artiste at the moment, he added nothing to "MMS" artistically speaking as it would've made no difference if he wasn't featured; He tried to pour out his emotions this time which is commendable, but that's just about it. Asake carried the song with…

— Daniel Regha (@DanielRegha) August 9, 2024