Pure Fire: American Singer Alicia Keys Hypes Wizkid’s Latest Album
- Ever since Wizkid's latest studio album, Made in Lagos dropped, he has been receiving accolades both home and abroad
- The latest international celebrity to listen to the album is American singer, Alicia Keys who described the body of work as 'pure fire'
- Wizkid fans as expected are overjoyed at this development and they did not hesitate to drop remarks
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American singer and songwriter, Alicia Keys has joined the list of celebrities to applaud Nigerian singer, Wizkid for his Made in Lagos album.
As sighted by Briefly News, the international superstar held a question and answer session on Twitter, and a fan asked if she had listened to Wizkid's latest album yet.
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In a reply to him, she confirmed that she had listened to the body of work which she described as pure fire.
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"Absolutely, Pure fire @wizkidayo."
View the exchange below:
Fans of the Ginger crooner took to the comment section to hail him, read some of the comments below:
Wonderboyvibes:
"Real recognises real."
Thesensualstore_:
"Wizkid for president."
Winni_dah_poh:
"Album of the year."
Jdibarz:
"Normal nauuuuu. Who be GOAT AGAIN??"
Realbabygigi:
"International recognition from high rated OG artists are the best no cap."
Asatumababy:
"Big big acknowledgment."
Raybankskollection_:
"She just dey wake up???"
Rococoluxuryspa:
"Pure fire!! Wizkid is number one, others follow."
Melanin.miiraa:
"He keeps making us Proud."
In other celeb news, Briefly News reported Big Zulu and King Monada have dazzled Mzansi with their latest social media antics, sharing one hilarious clip of the boxing match that finally took place.
In the short clip, Monada humorously confronts Zulu while he trains, attempting to kick and fight the man much bigger than himself.
Mzansi social media users were absolutely living for the hilarious exchange and took to the comments section to share their reactions.
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