US Singer 6lack Says Wizkid Dropped the Best Album Amid Pandemic
- Popular American singer, 6lack, has spoken about Nigerian singer Wizkid’s Made in Lagos album
- The music star said that Wizkid dropped the best music album during the pandemic
- Fans reacted to 6lack’s tweet with many Wizkid fans praising him for it
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Music is one thing that brings people from all over the world together and some Nigerian musicians have been able to break barriers to have their work enjoyed by numerous people.
Top Nigerian singer, Wizkid, is one star who is now recognised internationally and some stars from other countries take to social media to celebrate his music from time to time.
Just recently, American singer, 6lack, took to his Twitter page to hail Wizkid’s Made in Lagos album.
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According to the music star, Wizkid dropped the best album of any genre during the pandemic.
He wrote:
“also @wizkidayo dropped the best album during this pandemic, of any genre.”
See the tweet below:
As expected, 6lack’s tweet caused quite a buzz on Nigerian Twitter and many of them shared their take about the singer’s post.
6lack went ahead to say that the Made in Lagos album is his fave at the moment because it makes him want to move and be happy.
Read what some of them had to say below:
Lion had this to say:
Laxix6 congratulated Wizzy for getting 6lack's approval:
This fan tweeted:
This fan said that Wizkid really went hard on the MIL album:
Nice.
In other entertainment news, Briefly.co.za reported that Nomzamo Mbatha took to social media to share that Coming 2 America will be released on Amazon on 5 March.
The excited Mzansi actress, who now lives in Los Angeles, US, is part of the cast of the star-studded movie. The stunner took to Instagram on Monday night, 1 February and shared the poster of the movie.
Our girl is featured in the poster alongside famous Hollywood veterans including Eddie Murphy, Wesley Snipes, Tracy Morgan and Arsenio Hall, among many others. The star captioned her post:
"Never thought I would make a dope collar pin *rubs hands like Birdman* The work. Water the seeds of your heart’s desires with gratitude and thankfulness. #Coming2America See you on March 5th on @amazonprimevideo ... Shalom Shalom."
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