Wizkid’s 14-year-old son Boluwatife hints at rap debut online
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Boluwatife “Bolu” Balogun, the 14-year-old son of global Afrobeats superstar Wizkid, has set social media ablaze after dropping a short video teasing his first-ever rap track — a move that has sparked widespread excitement and debate among fans of Nigerian music.

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In the viral clip, Bolu confidently delivers slick rhymes about ambition, hustle, and determination, showing impressive lyrical flow and rhythm for his age. With lines like “Get rich or die trying,” the young artist embodies a fearless energy that mirrors his father’s early drive for greatness.

The snippet also features Bolu making a heartfelt promise to his mother, Shola Ogudu — Wizkid’s first baby mama — saying he would one day buy her a Lamborghini, a line that resonated deeply with fans online. The short verse quickly gained traction across multiple social media platforms, with thousands of shares, likes, and reactions pouring in within hours of its release.

Fans praise Bolu’s flow, confidence, and boldness

Many fans were quick to applaud Bolu’s confidence and natural charisma, describing him as “a star in the making” and proof that “Star Boy blood runs strong.” Supporters highlighted how his voice, delivery, and confidence seem to reflect the same charm and artistry that made Wizkid a global phenomenon.

Some industry watchers believe Bolu’s entry into music could mark the beginning of a new chapter for the Wizkid legacy — with the teenager potentially following in his father’s footsteps, but carving his own lane as a rapper rather than an Afrobeats singer. His ability to express mature themes through youthful energy has earned him early praise from fans and musicians alike.

Mixed reactions trail Bolu’s rap teaser

However, not everyone was convinced. A few social media users questioned whether Bolu’s rising fame would be based on his talent or his father’s influence. Others pointed out the irony of Wizkid’s son venturing into rap, considering Wizkid himself once labeled the genre “dead and boring.”

Despite the mixed reactions, notable figures in the Nigerian music scene, including rapper Olamide and music platform NotJustOk, reportedly expressed support and admiration for Bolu’s creativity and courage to experiment musically. They noted that the Nigerian rap scene could use new, young energy — and Bolu’s debut might inspire other celebrity kids to explore their artistic sides.

As the clip continues to trend, fans have been flooding social media with messages urging the teenager to release a full version of the track. Whether this marks the beginning of a serious music career or just a fun experiment, one thing is clear — Boluwatife Balogun has officially stepped into the spotlight, and music fans across the continent are watching closely.

Watch the video below…