11 Terrible Wizkid’s Song That Shouldn’t Have Left The Studio

Posted by E.L.E.X on March 10 2020 under Celebrities

Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun, popularly known by his stage name Wizkid is a Nigerian singer and songwriter that is known far and wide for his craft.

He is recognized as one of the most successful young musicians Nigeria has ever produced.

Wizkid has collaborated on both international and local fronts and is beyond doubt one of the best in the game. Although he makes great music, there seem to be some reservations about some of them.

There are notions by people about the Starboy making not so good music since his debut album, “Superstar”. Some people believe there are a lot of songs that he’s done that ordinarily shouldn’t have been released because they are nothing to write home about.

Some of these songs have been listed below and we present to you 11 Terrible Wizkid’s Songs That Shouldn’t Have Left The Studio.

Let’s go

1. GHETTO LOVE

“Ghetto Love” is one song with a great beat I agree, but it should have remained in the studio.

I personally feel like Wizkid wasn’t ready when he output this song. It needed more work and seemed more like a freestyle.

2. JORO

“Joro” is one of WizKids’s latest songs and to be honest, the song is not relatable. No one even knows what Joro stands for in the song.

I feel like there should have been more to the lyrics. It was mostly a repetition of incoherent words.

3. IN MY BED

“I want your body sleeping in my bed”, okay we get that, but what we don’t to get is why Wizzy proceeded to hail different people.

There was absolutely no correlation whatsoever.

4. ZOMBIE

We all know what a “Zombie” is right??? So I guess well all agree that wasn’t a suitable title for the song. About the lyrics, I would say its a bit tacky.

5. MASTER GROOVE

On hearing the beat of the song “Master Groove”, I bet you’re already on your feet “grooving”, but trust me, a collabo would have made this song a huge success.

6. FEVER

“Star Boy Dey For You”, but no, he was against us with this song. This mid-tempo song would have been a hit if only it had some more juicy lyrics to it.

7. SHABBA

Shabba had a host of great international acts like Chris Brown, Trey Songz, French Montana on it but for some weird reasons, a lot of us still think it should have remained some sort of studio experiment.

8. EXPENSIVE SHIT

Sarz did a great deal of a job with the production of this Afropop song, but Wizkid’s delivery on it was kind of far behind I feel like the delivery didn’t match the beat.