In a recent interview, Popular nigerian artist Potable offered his insights regarding the impact of musicians of the likes of Davido, Olamide, and Wizkid on Nigeria’s ghettos, their place of origin.
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He underscored the ongoing support that Davido and Olamide provide to their community, even post-fame.
But he noted a perceived distancing by Wizkid from his ghetto roots - that guy is stingy.
Potable emphasized on his good rapport with singer Olamide, commending his dedication to community service by reaching out to the less privileged.
While he expressed admiration for Wizkid’s musical art and achievements, he urged him to revisit his previous singing style, pointing out the enduring appeal of his older, more vintage tracks.
In his words, Portable noted: “Davido and Olamide have been lending a hand to numerous individuals in the ghetto, yet Wizkid seems to have distanced himself from us.
While I greatly admire Wizkid, I kindly urge him to return to his earlier singing style, as it played a pivotal role in his rise to fame.”
Portable’s outstanding talent has garnered him a substantial social media followership.
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