Wizkid one of Nigeria’s most celebrate music stars, has taken to social media to express his excitement and support for the release of D’Banj’s latest album, The Entertainer D‘Sequel. This album marks the legendary D’Banj’s return with his fifth studio project, building on his legacy as one of the pioneers of the Afrobeats movement.
Earlier today, Wizkid made a post on his social media platforms, paying tribute to D’Banj by quoting a line from the original The Entertainer album. The post instantly caught the attention of fans, many of whom see Wizkid’s recognition as a symbol of respect for D’Banj’s enduring influence in the music industry.
D’Banj, who first gained international fame with hits like “Oliver Twist” during his days with Mo’ Hits Records, has long been regarded as a trailblazer in the African music scene. His latest album, The Entertainer D’Sequel, is a nod to his 2008 album The Entertainer, which was pivotal in establishing his career and shaping the sound of Afrobeats.
Wizkid’s gesture is more than just a shout-out; it’s a testament to the bond between generations of Nigerian artists. As someone who has also played a crucial role in bringing Afrobeats to the world stage, Wizkid’s support for D’Banj underscores the unity and respect that exists within the industry. It’s a moment of recognition between two icons who have each, in their own ways, contributed to the global rise of Afrobeats.
The post also sparked conversations among fans, with many reminiscing about the impact The Entertainer had when it was first released. D’Banj’s ability to stay relevant and continue to innovate is inspiring to both his peers and the new wave of artists coming up in the industry.
As D’Banj embarks on this new chapter with The Entertainer D’Sequel, it’s clear that his influence continues to resonate. With Wizkid’s public endorsement, the album is sure to attract even more attention, solidifying D’Banj’s status as a legend in the Afrobeats genre. Fans of both artists are eagerly anticipating what this renewed connection between the old guard and the new will brighten the future of afrobeats.
